mxl-decompile

To convert a 1C MXL layout to JSON, you decompile a Template.xml file into a JSON DSL definition. This transforms the spreadsheet template into a machine-readable format, preserving fonts, borders, merges, named areas, and cell data for accurate editing.

Extracting named areas and styles from 1C Template.xml is done by decompiling the MXL template into a JSON DSL. This process preserves all fonts, borders, merges, and per-cell content, outputting a portable definition suitable for analysis and modification.

Yes, you can use this MXL decompiler to migrate 1C sheet layouts to modern tooling. It converts Template.xml files into a portable JSON DSL, enabling the reuse and modification of layout definitions in automation pipelines and modern development environments.

Yes, you need lxml to parse 1C MXL templates into a JSON DSL. The decompiler relies on the lxml dependency to process the input Template.xml and successfully generate the JSON output containing areas, styles, and cell data.

Yes, the 1C MXL decompiler supports outputting JSON to a file. When processing a Template.xml input, the tool can direct the resulting JSON DSL definition to standard output or write it directly to a file for later use.

A 1C layout migration needs a JSON DSL instead of raw XML because JSON provides a machine-readable format that is easier to edit and integrate into automation pipelines. Decompiling MXL templates to JSON simplifies tweaking layouts and generating documentation.