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Convenient way for xml-feed generation. You can get an multi-depth feed right from a SQL-query result!

Configuring

All you need is an array with specific structure. Array

[
    [
        'books_book_id' => '1',
        'books_book_name' => 'Suffocationg',
        'books_book_author' => 'Chuck Palahniuk'
    ],
    [
        'books_book_id' => '2',
        'books_book_name' => 'Atlas Shrugged',
        'books_book_author' => 'Ayn Rand'
    ]
]

Will be transformed into

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<books>
        <book>
                <id>1</id>
                <name>Suffocationg</name>
                <author>Chuck Palahniuk</author>
        </book>
        <book>
                <id>2</id>
                <name>Atlas Shrugged</name>
                <author>Ayn Rand</author>
        </book>
</books>

Also, you can specify tag attributes by adding "key-value" marker in a column name. Array

[
    [
        'books_book_key-value_id' => '1',
        'books_book_name' => 'Suffocationg',
        'books_book_author' => 'Chuck Palahniuk'
    ],
    [
        'books_book_key-value_id' => '2',
        'books_book_name' => 'Atlas Shrugged',
        'books_book_author' => 'Ayn Rand'
    ]
];

Will be transfored into

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<books>
        <book id="1">
                <name>Suffocationg</name>
                <author>Chuck Palahniuk</author>
        </book>
        <book id="2">
                <name>Atlas Shrugged</name>
                <author>Ayn Rand</author>
        </book>
</books>

Look at the example folder for more information.