← Back to context Comment by thechao 14 hours ago Can you name a non-Saxon XSLT processor? I'd really like one. Preferably, open-source. 3 comments thechao Reply jraph 12 hours ago - Browsers are XSLT (1.0) processors.- Xee: https://github.com/Paligo/xee- xrust: https://docs.rs/xrust/latest/xrust/xslt/- XJSLT (compiles XSLT to JS): https://github.com/egh/xjsltXee is WIP AFAIK and I don't know the maturity of xrust and XJSLT. thechao 8 hours ago Yeah... I posted too quickly: I want XSLT 3. The 1 & 2 specs are good first attempts, but are very difficult to use, effectively. As another poster also commented: it'd be nice if the implementation wasn't tied to XML, as well!Also, I want a cookie & a pony. badmintonbaseba 12 hours ago I only know libxslt, but it's XSLT 1.0 and some of EXSLT. I don't recommend.
jraph 12 hours ago - Browsers are XSLT (1.0) processors.- Xee: https://github.com/Paligo/xee- xrust: https://docs.rs/xrust/latest/xrust/xslt/- XJSLT (compiles XSLT to JS): https://github.com/egh/xjsltXee is WIP AFAIK and I don't know the maturity of xrust and XJSLT. thechao 8 hours ago Yeah... I posted too quickly: I want XSLT 3. The 1 & 2 specs are good first attempts, but are very difficult to use, effectively. As another poster also commented: it'd be nice if the implementation wasn't tied to XML, as well!Also, I want a cookie & a pony.
thechao 8 hours ago Yeah... I posted too quickly: I want XSLT 3. The 1 & 2 specs are good first attempts, but are very difficult to use, effectively. As another poster also commented: it'd be nice if the implementation wasn't tied to XML, as well!Also, I want a cookie & a pony.
badmintonbaseba 12 hours ago I only know libxslt, but it's XSLT 1.0 and some of EXSLT. I don't recommend.
- Browsers are XSLT (1.0) processors.
- Xee: https://github.com/Paligo/xee
- xrust: https://docs.rs/xrust/latest/xrust/xslt/
- XJSLT (compiles XSLT to JS): https://github.com/egh/xjslt
Xee is WIP AFAIK and I don't know the maturity of xrust and XJSLT.
Yeah... I posted too quickly: I want XSLT 3. The 1 & 2 specs are good first attempts, but are very difficult to use, effectively. As another poster also commented: it'd be nice if the implementation wasn't tied to XML, as well!
Also, I want a cookie & a pony.
I only know libxslt, but it's XSLT 1.0 and some of EXSLT. I don't recommend.