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View xml files like a pro

2019-08-05 1 min read Bash

Viewing XML files can be daunting with tracking mentally where the tag starts and where it ends. So, I ended up with the following alias to help me view xml files

xmllint --format - | pygmentize -f 16m -O style=native -g
Code Code Beautifier Display Markup Source Code XML
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