xml-edit
Edit XML documents from command line
TLDR
Update element value
$ xml edit -u "[//element]" -v "[new value]" [file.xml]
Insert element$ xml edit -s "[//parent]" -t elem -n "[child]" -v "[value]" [file.xml]
Delete element$ xml edit -d "[//element]" [file.xml]
Rename element$ xml edit -r "[//old]" -v "[new]" [file.xml]
SYNOPSIS
xml edit [options] file
DESCRIPTION
xml edit modifies XML documents from command line. Part of xmlstarlet toolkit. Supports inserting, updating, deleting, and renaming elements and attributes.
PARAMETERS
-u, --update xpath
Update matching nodes.-d, --delete xpath
Delete matching nodes.-s, --subnode xpath
Add subnode.-i, --insert xpath
Insert before.-a, --append xpath
Insert after.-r, --rename xpath
Rename nodes.-v, --value value
Value for operation.-t, --type type
Node type (elem, attr, text).-n, --name name
Node name.-L, --inplace
Edit file in place.
SEE ALSO
xml-select(1), xml-format(1)
