Command line tool to convert XML schemas to Swift classes.
This tool creates Swift classes from XSD files. The generated Swift classes it produces can be used to deserialize XML on iOS and macOS.
This project is in a broken state at the moment.
Binary releases are available on the releases page.
Building xsd2swift requires Bazel.
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/StevenEWright/xsd2swift.git xsd2swift && cd xsd2swift
To install xsd2swift into /usr/local/bin/:
./install.sh
To only build xsd2swift:
./build.sh
Produce Swift classes for the complex types represented in an XML schema document by invoking xsd2swift:
xsd2swift -schema [xsd_file_path] -out [existing_directory] (-prefix [prefix])
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
-schema [path] |
The location of the XML schema. |
-out [path] |
The directory in which to place the generated Swift classes. |
-prefix [class_prefix] |
Adds the specified class_prefix string to the beginning of all class names. |
The generated classes support Swift 4 and only require libxml2. They work on macOS, iOS, and tvOS.
When you use these classes in your project, you must make sure to link your build target against libxml2.
In Xcode this is done by adding -lxml2 to your build target's Other Linker Flags build setting.
In Bazel this may be done as follows:
sdk_dylibs = [
"libxml2",
],
In your bridging header, add:
#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
#import <libxml/xpath.h>
#import <libxml/xmlerror.h>
#import <libxml/xmlreader.h>
#import <libxml/xmlwriter.h>
I like Nick Lockwood's SwiftFormat, personally.
brew update
brew install swiftformat
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xsd2swift: Command line tool to convert XML schemas to Swift classes.
Copyright (C) 2017 Steven E Wright
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