XML to Dart

Our free online XML to Dart converter is a must-have for developers working with Flutter and Dart. It masterfully bridges the gap between older XML-based data (like RSS feeds or legacy APIs) and modern, object-oriented Dart. Instead of you having to manually write complex parsing logic and data models, this tool intelligently analyzes your XML. It then generates the corresponding Dart classes, saving you valuable development time, reducing potential bugs, and helping you manage your data models far more efficiently within your application.

How to Use XML to Dart Converter

Getting your Dart code is incredibly simple! Just follow these steps:

1. Paste or Upload: You can either copy and paste your XML code directly into the “Enter XML” text box.
2. Or… if you have a file, just click the “Upload .xml File” button to select it from your device.
3. Convert: Hit the blue “Convert to Dart” button.
4. Copy Your Code: Instantly, the tool will generate the Dart model classes for you. You can then copy this code and add it directly to your project.

Need to start over? The “Clear Text” button will wipe the input box clean for your next conversion.

Use Cases for XML to Dart Converter

You’d be surprised how often XML still pops up. This tool is perfect for:

• Flutter App Development: Quickly create Dart models from an XML data source to display in your app’s UI.
• Consuming RSS Feeds: Easily parse any XML-based RSS feed to build a news reader or blog aggregator.
• Working with Legacy APIs: A lifesaver when you need to integrate with older, enterprise-level APIs that still return data in XML format.
• Data Migration: Helps in converting old XML database exports into structured Dart objects for a new system.
• SOAP API Integration: Simplifies the process of handling responses from SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) web services.

Example

See just how easy it is. The tool takes your structured XML and gives you the Dart classes you need to work with it.

Example XML Input:

XML

<catalog>
  <product id="bk101">
    <author>Gambardella, Matthew</author>
    <title>XML Developer's Guide</title>
    <publish_date>2000-10-01</publish_date>
  </product>
</catalog>

Generated Dart Class Output:

Dart

// Generated Dart Data Classes

class Catalog {
  final Product product;

  Catalog({required this.product});

  // Add fromXml/fromJson factories as needed
}

class Product {
  final String id;
  final String author;
  final String title;
  final String publishDate;

  Product({
    required this.id,
    required this.author,
    required this.title,
    required this.publishDate,
  });

  // Add fromXml/fromJson factories as needed
}