eadparser

Takes an EAD XML file as an argument and produces a JSON object.

npm install

const eadParser = require('eadParser')

eadParser.parseXml(<XML FILE URL>).then((result) => { console.log(result });

Produces a highly-opinionated JSON object representing the EAD. The JSON object looks like this:

{
_id: '',
summaryInformation: {},
biographicalHistoricalNote: {},
scopeAndContent: {},
arrangementOfMaterials: {},
administrativeInformation: {},
relatedMaterials: {},
controlledAccessHeadings: {},
generalNote: {},
physicalCharacteristics: {},
collectionInventory: {},
atFindingAid: '';
modifiedDate = '';
}