1c-form-compile

To generate a 1C Form.xml from JSON automatically, compile a compact JSON DSL into a complete form definition. The compiler handles elements, attributes, events, and multi-language RU texts while allocating sequential IDs.

Yes, you can use a JSON DSL to build 1C forms for catalogs, documents, and data processors. The DSL maps top-level structures to 1C form constructs and generates valid XML with required namespaces.

The best way to convert a compact JSON definition into a full 1C form is using a dedicated compiler that expands 20-50 lines of DSL into 100-500+ lines of Form.xml, auto-generating companion elements and validating output.

Yes, the 1C form compiler handles multi-language text by supporting RU Title content and allocates sequential IDs. It validates the generated output against the DSL rules to ensure correct form structure.

Manually writing 1C Form.xml often results in missing companion elements because of complex namespace declarations. Compiling from a JSON DSL automatically generates these required companions and validates the structure.

A limitation of using a JSON DSL for 1C form generation is that output is validated strictly against DSL rules, meaning any unsupported form constructs not defined in the DSL schema will fail compilation.