jstoxml converter module in node not parsing data in correct structure

I am trying to convert a JSON object to XML in my Node js service with jstoxml module. My input structure is: 

{
    "user": "505723c5750c1fa2177682ed",
    "uri": "http://localhost:3000/users/505723c5750c1fa2177682ed/items",
    "items": [
    {
        "uri": "http://localhost:3000/items/1"
    },
    {
        "uri": "http://localhost:3000/items/2"
    }
    ],
    "info": "blah."
}

My expect result is:

<user>505723c5750c1fa2177682ed</user>
<uri>http://localhost:3000/users/505723c5750c1fa2177682ed/items</uri>
    <items>
        <uri>http://localhost:3000/items/1</uri>
    </items>
    <items>
        <uri>http://localhost:3000/items/2</uri>
    </items>
<info>blah.</info>

Result i am gettings is:

<user>505723c5750c1fa2177682ed</user>
<uri>http://localhost:3000/users/505723c5750c1fa2177682ed/items</uri>
    <items>
        <uri>http://localhost:3000/items/1</uri>
        <uri>http://localhost:3000/items/2</uri>
    </items>
<info>blah.</info>

If anyone faced similar issue, plese help me. Is there any other npm node package for getting this in expected structure?

Thanks

Disclaimer: I am the author of Jsonix, an open-source JavaScript library for XML<->JS conversion. Jsonix is available for Node.js (see here).

Jsonix can convert between XML and JSON (in both directions) based on a mapping. The mapping gives you the flexibility when transforming between JSON and XML. This may be what you need here.

I'll let the code speak. Here's a demo case for your JSON->XML conversion:

Mapping:

var Mapping = {
    name : 'Mapping',
    typeInfos : [ {
        localName : 'Data',
        propertyInfos : [ {
            name : 'user'
        }, {
            name : 'uri'
        }, {
            name : 'items',
            collection : true,
            typeInfo : '.Item'
        }, {
            name : 'info'
        } ]
    }, {
        localName : 'Item',
        propertyInfos : [ {
            name : 'uri'
        } ]
    } ],
    elementInfos : [ {
        elementName : {
            localPart : 'data'
        },
        typeInfo : '.Data'
    } ]
};
module.exports.Mapping = Mapping;

Here we have two types: the root type (I called it Data) and another type Item. The Data type is used in the root XML element data.

Ok, now the marshalling code:

    // Create Jsonix context
    var context = new Jsonix.Context([ Mapping ]);

    var data = {
        name : new Jsonix.XML.QName('data'),
        value : {
            "user" : "505723c5750c1fa2177682ed",
            "uri" : "http://localhost:3000/users/505723c5750c1fa2177682ed/items",
            "items" : [ {
                "uri" : "http://localhost:3000/items/1"
            }, {
                "uri" : "http://localhost:3000/items/2"
            } ],
            "info" : "blah."
        }
    };

    var marshaller = context.createMarshaller();

    console.log(marshaller.marshalString(data));

And here's the XML you get:

<data>
    <user>505723c5750c1fa2177682ed</user>
    <uri>http://localhost:3000/users/505723c5750c1fa2177682ed/items</uri>
    <items>
        <uri>http://localhost:3000/items/1</uri>
    </items>
    <items>
        <uri>http://localhost:3000/items/2</uri>
    </items>
    <info>blah.</info>
</data>

Links:

If you can match your XML with your JSON, check other libraries, for instance xml2js.

I got solution for my question. Here you can get it. this is an online demo. By exporting code they provided we can achieve it,

Thanks for using my library! I apologize for the delay. You can achieve that output with this structure:

[
    {"user": "505723c5750c1fa2177682ed"},
    {"uri": "http://localhost:3000/users/505723c5750c1fa2177682ed/items"},
    [
        {"items": {"uri": "http://localhost:3000/items/1"}},
        {"items": {"uri": "http://localhost:3000/items/1"}}
    ],
    {"info": "blah."}
]

Output:

<user>505723c5750c1fa2177682ed</user>
<uri>http://localhost:3000/users/505723c5750c1fa2177682ed/items</uri>
<items>
    <uri>http://localhost:3000/items/1</uri>
</items>
<items>
    <uri>http://localhost:3000/items/1</uri>
</items>
<info>blah.</info>