Why is every value a string?

XML has no type system: whether ` 2023 ` is a number or an identifier is something only you know. This follows the same rule as the CSV/TSV converters here — keep it verbatim and convert downstream.

Why are attributes collected under @attributes?

A JSON object has no notion of attributes, so they go under a reserved key, which stops attributes and child elements from overwriting each other. If you want a flat shape (with `id` as a plain key), untick keep-attributes and add them yourself.

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About XML to JSON

Keeps attributes under @attributes and text under #text so a round trip loses nothing; keeping attributes is optional.

1
Parsed with the browser XML parser, so a syntax error is reported instead of a half-converted result.
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Repeated sibling elements become an array automatically; attributes are collected under `@attributes`; an element with both attributes and text keeps the text in `#text` — none of the three overwrite each other.
3
A text-only element yields a plain string (`<a>1</a>` → `"1"`) and an empty element yields `{}`; the "keep attributes" toggle drops that layer entirely.

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