TyXML allows you to build XML trees whose validity is ensured by the typechecker. It's based on a traduction of XML types into polymorphic variants, originally written by Thorsten Ohl. Currently, the transcription has been done for XHTML 1.0 and 1.1, HTML5 and SVG (partial).
TyXML also provides a generic printer and some low-level (and untyped) iterators over XML trees.
The printer has options for printing XHTML in more browser-friendly way when served as "text/html" (instead of "text/xml").
HTML5 is always printed with those options.
All modules provided by TyXML are also provided in functorial interface, where every module is parameterised by the underlying XML representation.
A camlp4 extension, named Pa_tyxml, allows to write HTML pages or HTML fragments with the usual syntax.
For creating HTML5-, XHTML-, or SVG-nodes, the syntax extension relies on the presence of a module called Html5, Xhtml, or Svg which keeps the actual implementation, e.g.
let module Html5 = Eliom_content.Html5.F in
<:html5< <div>xyz</div> >>You can find the documentation on the TyXML website.
TyXML is available in opam : opam install tyxml
You can also use the ocsigen opam repository for the dev version :
opam repository add ocsigen-dev http://ocsigen.org/opam
- ocaml and camlp4
- findlib
./configure
make
make install
make doc
${BROWSER} _build/tyxml-api.docdir/index.html