JSON to XML Converter

This is a lightweight, in-browser converter, not a full XML data-binding engine. It calls JSON.parse() on your text and then walks the resulting value recursively, emitting a fixed <?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?> declaration followed by indented elements (two spaces per level). The mapping is deliberately simple: each object key becomes an element name, nested objects nest as child elements, and a string, number, or boolean becomes the text inside its element. Arrays are flattened, meaning every item is emitted with the same tag (its parent key), so {'items':[1,2]} produces two separate <items> elements rather than a wrapping list element. A top-level array uses the literal tag <root> for each item, and null or undefined values become self-closing <tag /> elements. Only the characters &, <, and > are escaped in text content; quotes and other characters are left as-is. Because JSON has no concept of attributes or namespaces, the output uses elements exclusively, and key names are sanitized by replacing any character outside a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and underscore with an underscore. The conversion happens locally in JavaScript, so nothing is sent to a server.