A sensible way to deal with XML & HTML for iOS & Mac OS X
Ono (斧) means "axe", in homage to Nokogiri (鋸), which means "saw".
#import "Ono.h"
NSData *data = ...;
NSError *error;
ONOXMLDocument *document = [ONOXMLDocument XMLDocumentWithData:data error:&error];
for (ONOXMLElement *element in document.rootElement.children) {
NSLog(@"%@: %@", element.tag, element.attributes);
}
// Support for Namespaces
NSString *author = [[document.rootElement firstChildWithTag:@"creator" inNamespace:@"dc"] stringValue];
// Automatic Conversion for Number & Date Values
NSDate *date = [[document.rootElement firstChildWithTag:@"created_at"] dateValue]; // ISO 8601 Timestamp
NSInteger numberOfWords = [[document.rootElement firstChildWithTag:@"word_count"] numberValue] integerValue];
BOOL isPublished = [[document.rootElement firstChildWithTag:@"is_published"] numberValue] boolValue];
// Convenient Accessors for Attributes
NSString *unit = [document.rootElement firstChildWithTag:@"Length"][@"unit"]
NSDictionary *authorAttributes = [[document.rootElement firstChildWithTag:@"author"] attributes];
// Support for XPath & CSS Queries
[document enumerateElementsWithXPath:@"//Content" block:^(ONOXMLElement *element) {
NSLog(@"%@", element);
}];Ono is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.