meta-compile

1C configuration XML is generated from JSON definitions by parsing shorthand metadata attributes and compiling them into ready-to-use configuration files and modules. This removes manual XML editing and repetitive boilerplate for catalogs, documents, and registers.

Batch compiling multiple 1C metadata objects is supported by processing arrays of definitions in one pass. The compilation reports per-item success or failure, allowing you to generate several catalogs, documents, and registers simultaneously.

You need the lxml dependency installed to create 1C metadata files from a JSON DSL. This library handles the underlying XML generation and type normalization required to map shorthand attributes into valid configuration elements.

Generating metadata for vendor-protected 1C configurations triggers safety guardrails that detect the protection and block unsafe edits. The system provides clear guidance instead of modifying the configuration, preventing accidental corruption of protected files.

Composite types and enum aliases are handled through type and field normalization during 1C XML generation. The process automatically maps reference types, applies defaults, and expands shorthand attributes into the full structure required by 1C configuration elements.