Simple C# implementation for a querySelector JQuery-ish function for XML documents. Mainly this is a XElement wrapper that solves some issues related to working with namespaces.
QuerySelector QS = New QuerySelector();
QS.CreateFromFile("GetMemberResponse.xml");
//Use Xpath expressions
QS.Select("vouchersList/voucher/productId").GetElement(2).Text("test");
Console.WriteLine(QS.Render());Create loads the XML string, XElement or XElements object.
Select executes an XPath expression to query the document.
GetElement(i) gets the QuerySelector object for the i node from a collection of nodes result of a previous selection.
GetXElement(i) gets the selected node as a XElement object
Length gets the number of nodes resulting from a selection.
Text same as JQuery function.
Attr gets or sets attributes.
Append Appends a node to the selected element, optionally it takes a second argument as the new node content
Prepend Prepends a node to the selected element, optionally it takes a second argument as the new node content
After Adds a node after the selected element, optionally it takes a second argument as the new node content
Before Adds a node before the selected element, optionally it takes a second argument as the new node content
Remove Removes the selected node
Clear Clears the selected node content
Render ToString method.
This is just an alpha proof of concept to get simple things done quick (get/set node values and attributes)
Namespaces are ignored