KissXML provides a drop-in replacement for Apple's NSXML class cluster in environments without NSXML (e.g. iOS).
KissXML provides a drop-in replacement for Apple's NSXML class cluster in environments without NSXML (e.g. iOS). It is implemented atop the defacto libxml2 C library, which comes pre-installed on Mac & iOS. But it shields you from all the nasty low-level C pointers and malloc's, and provides an easy-to-use Objective-C library.
KissXML provides a drop-in replacement for Apple's NSXML class cluster in environments without NSXML (e.g. iOS). It is implemented atop the defacto libxml2 C library, which comes pre-installed on Mac & iOS. But it shields you from all the nasty low-level C pointers and malloc's, and provides an easy-to-use Objective-C library.
To install KissXML, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install KissXML
To see what files were installed by KissXML, run:
port contents KissXML
To later upgrade KissXML, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade KissXML
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