1c-mxl-compile

You can generate 1C MXL templates from JSON by running the mxl-compile script with a JSON path and an output path. It converts a compact JSON DSL into a valid MXL Template.xml.

Automating 1C tabular document layout creation is best done by defining columns, areas, and cells in a JSON DSL. The compiler auto-generates the Template.xml, eliminating manual XML construction and reducing errors.

Yes, you can define column widths, row heights, cell formats, and merges for 1C printable layouts using the JSON DSL. The compilation scripts validate your JSON and compute defaults before emitting the XML.

The MXL template compiler supports custom page formats, column widths, fonts, and styles. It processes these JSON DSL definitions to produce a valid Template.xml for your printable 1C layouts.

Using a JSON DSL for 1C Template.xml generation eliminates manual XML construction and reduces errors. It provides a compact syntax for describing complex tabular documents while scripts handle validation and default computation.

The JSON DSL approach focuses on generating tabular document templates and requires valid JSON input. If your 1C layout requires features outside the supported page formats, areas, and merges, the compiler may not emit the needed XML.