Crate crispy_xmltv 

Streaming XMLTV/EPG parser and writer.

Faithfully translates the @iptv/xmltv TypeScript library into Rust, using quick_xml event-based parsing for efficient handling of 100 MB+ EPG files without buffering the entire DOM.

Usage

use crispy_xmltv::{parse, write};

let xml = r#"<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<tv>
  <channel id="ch1">
    <display-name>Channel One</display-name>
  </channel>
  <programme start="20250115120000 +0000" stop="20250115130000 +0000" channel="ch1">
    <title>Test Show</title>
  </programme>
</tv>"#;

let doc = parse(xml).unwrap();
assert_eq!(doc.channels.len(), 1);
assert_eq!(doc.programmes.len(), 1);

let output = write(&doc);
assert!(output.contains("<channel id=\"ch1\">"));

Re-exports

pub use compression::decompress_auto;

pub use episode::EpisodeInfo;

pub use episode::parse_episode_number;

pub use error::XmltvError;

pub use parser::parse;

pub use parser::parse_compressed;

pub use parser::parse_reader;

pub use types::XmltvDocument;

pub use writer::write;

Modules

compression

Auto-detect and decompress gzip / XZ compressed XMLTV data.

episode

Episode numbering parsers for XMLTV <episode-num> elements.

error

Error types for XMLTV parsing and writing.

parser

Streaming XMLTV parser using quick_xml event-based pull parsing.

timestamp

XMLTV timestamp parsing and formatting.

types

XMLTV document types.

writer

XMLTV writer — serializes XmltvDocument to valid XMLTV XML.