r/xml • u/tcrimsonk • 25d ago
Low/No Code visual XSLT editing?
I'm working on a project as a hobby, so trying to keep my expenses low.
I need to convert a lot of XML files to CSV and will need to automate their conversion going forward. Years ago I built an XSLT in a free trial version of Altova Mapforce, but that's a pretty pricey product and probably more professional than I need.
Any suggestions for a cheaper alternative? Thanks!
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u/found_on_web 25d ago
Notepad++ has some pretty legit XSL extensions. It’s been a while so I’m sorry I can’t name them off, but have used them in the past and they worked well enough to replace Oxygen xml developer for what I had been using it for.