maci.xmlloadstr
loads xml data to element from a string
loading a string
Loads xml string data, and returns an Element object.
maci.xmlloadstr -> Element
Basic Example of loading a xml string using default positional parameter
In this example, we simply load xml data from a string using the xmlloadstr function and pass a string as an argument to the function to load the xml data, and assign the returned data to a variable.
Basic Example of accessing element data
Note: All values in xml data are returned as strings.
More information on using Element and ElementTree data: Youtube Video Search: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=python+xml+etree Documentation: https://docs.python.org/3/library/xml.etree.elementtree.html
partner functions
Functions that are related for ElementTree
maci.xmlload -> Loads xml data from a file as Element or ElementTree object maci.xmldump -> Dumps xml data to a file from xml etree ElementTree or Element object maci.xmldumpstr -> Dumps xml data to a string from xml etree Element object maci.xmlbuildmanual -> Returns empty xml ElementTree object to manually build xml data maci._defuse_xml_stdlib -> Monkey patch and defuse all stdlib packages [security use]
parameters & arguments
Describes all parameter functionality and accepted data types
This function uses the native xml library etree shipped with the python standard library for its underlying functionality. For more information on the xml.etree api, visit: https://docs.python.org/3/library/xml.etree.elementtree.html
Security awareness: It is important to evaluate handling XML data carefully as there are known vulnerabilities in dealing with XML data. Please refer to the official python documentation above.
Additionally, see the provided tooling to potentially assist with vulnerabilities _defuse_xml_stdlib
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