Hello!
Snua is a tiny little library that I MP’ed yesterday night and finished today. It’s very young, and incomplete. Anyway, it uses DOM to parse XML and returns Java objects from that XML. Everything is built around using a generic Decoder interface (with inbuilt implementations of boolean, byte, char, double, float, int, long, short and String decoders). It takes an org.w3c.dom.Node argument and produces a generic object from it. Here is a tiny bit of code for showing off.
SnuaTest.java
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import se.sickan.snua.Resource;
import se.sickan.snua.ResourceException;
import se.sickan.snua.Resources;
public class SnuaTest implements Resource {
public boolean booleanTest;
public byte byteTest;
public char charTest;
public double doubleTest;
public float floatTest;
public int intTest;
public long longTest;
public short shortTest;
public String stringTest;
public static void main(String[] args) throws ResourceException, FileNotFoundException {
Resources resources = new Resources(new FileInputStream("test.xml"));
resources.loadResources();
SnuaTest snuaTest = resources.getResource("test");
System.out.println(snuaTest.booleanTest);
System.out.println(snuaTest.byteTest);
System.out.println(snuaTest.charTest);
System.out.println(snuaTest.doubleTest);
System.out.println(snuaTest.floatTest);
System.out.println(snuaTest.intTest);
System.out.println(snuaTest.longTest);
System.out.println(snuaTest.shortTest);
System.out.println(snuaTest.stringTest);
}
}
And the complementary test.xml
<resources>
<define name="SnuaTest" class="SnuaTest"/>
<SnuaTest name="test">
<booleanTest>false</booleanTest>
<byteTest>0</byteTest>
<charTest>p</charTest>
<doubleTest>1d</doubleTest>
<floatTest>2f</floatTest>
<intTest>3</intTest>
<longTest>4</longTest>
<shortTest>5</shortTest>
<stringTest>6</stringTest>
</SnuaTest>
</resources>
And lastly, the glorious output:
false
0
p
1.0
2.0
3
4
5
6
To download a baby, goto https://dl.dropbox.com/u/42258713/snua.zip!
