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XML to Go Converter

Convert XML data to Go structs with XML tags

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Go Output

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How to Convert XML to Go Structs - Step by Step Guide

Step 1

Input Your XML Schema

Start by adding your XML data that needs to be converted to Go structs. The tool analyzes the structure to generate appropriate structs with XML tags.

Example: Try This XML Data

Copy and paste this XML example to see how it works:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<server>
  <config id="main">
    <host>localhost</host>
    <port>8080</port>
    <ssl_enabled>true</ssl_enabled>
    <max_connections>100</max_connections>
    <database>
      <driver>postgres</driver>
      <connection_string>postgres://user:pass@localhost/db</connection_string>
    </database>
  </config>
</server>
Step 2

Configure Go Options

Customize how your XML is converted to Go structs! Choose naming conventions and features.

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Struct generation: Create Go structs with proper XML tags and type annotations
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Type inference: Automatic type mapping from XML data to Go types
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Nested structures: Handle complex XML hierarchies with nested structs
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XML parsing tags: Include encoding/xml struct tags
Step 3

Get Generated Go Code

Watch the magic! Your XML structure becomes clean, typed Go structs.

Go Code Output

Your XML becomes these Go structs:

package main

import "encoding/xml"

type Database struct {
    Driver           string `xml:"driver"`
    ConnectionString string `xml:"connection_string"`
}

type Config struct {
    ID             string   `xml:"id,attr"`
    Host           string   `xml:"host"`
    Port           int      `xml:"port"`
    SSLEnabled     bool     `xml:"ssl_enabled"`
    MaxConnections int      `xml:"max_connections"`
    Database       Database `xml:"database"`
}

type Server struct {
    Config Config `xml:"config"`
}
Step 4

Copy or Download Go Code

Perfect! Now you can use your Go structs in your applications for XML processing.

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Copy to clipboard for immediate use in your Go projects
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Download .go file for integration into your codebase
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Use with frameworks like Gin and Echo
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Data processing and XML parsing workflows

What is XML to Go Conversion?

XML to Go conversion transforms XML schemas into Go structs with proper XML tags and type annotations. This process analyzes XML structure and generates idiomatic Go code that can parse, validate, and work with XML data using type-safe structs and methods.

The generated Go structs include XML struct tags, proper type mappings, and nested struct definitions, making it easy to work with XML data in a Go-native way while maintaining type safety and performance.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Go features are included in the generated structs?

The tool generates modern Go structs with XML struct tags, proper imports, and type annotations using encoding/xml. Structs include automatic type inference from XML data, nested struct support for complex structures, and utility tags for XML marshaling and unmarshaling.

Are the generated Go structs compatible with Gin and Echo frameworks?

Yes! The generated Go structs work perfectly with Gin and Echo as request/response models and can be easily integrated with Go web frameworks. They include proper XML tags that work seamlessly with modern Go web development and API creation.

How does the tool handle complex XML hierarchies in Go?

Complex XML structures are converted to nested Go structs with proper type relationships. Each XML element becomes a Go struct with appropriate type annotations, maintaining the hierarchical structure while providing efficient access to data through Go's type system and memory management.

What Go versions are supported by the generated code?

The generated Go code is compatible with Go 1.16 and higher versions. It uses standard library features like encoding/xml, struct tags, and proper type definitions, making it suitable for contemporary Go development while maintaining compatibility with widely-used Go versions.

Can I use the generated structs for XML parsing and validation?

Absolutely! The generated structs include XML struct tags using Go's encoding/xml package, allowing you to parse XML documents directly into typed Go objects. The structs also support validation through Go's type system and can marshal objects back to XML format.

Is the XML to Go converter free with unlimited usage?

Yes, completely free with no restrictions on XML complexity, file size, or usage frequency. Generate unlimited Go structs from XML schemas without registration, and download the complete Go source code for immediate integration into your projects.