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* Support XML conversion for RESTful sensors
Many devices continue to use XML for RESTful
APIs. Interfacing with these APIs requires custom
integrations or command line fork()/exec() overhead
which many of these devices can work with as if
they were JSON using xmltojson via this spec:
https://www.xml.com/pub/a/2006/05/31/converting-between-xml-and-json.html
This change implements converting XML output to
JSON via xmltojson so it can work with the existing
rest sensor component. As the attributes that
usually need to be scraped are deeper in the document
support for passing in a template to find the
JSON attributes that have been added. JSON APIs that
do not have their attributes at the top level
can also benefit from this change.
* Auto convert xml, change out the template for jsonpath
* Address review items and potentially unexpected normalize behavior with jsonpath
* Revert "Address review items and potentially unexpected normalize behavior with jsonpath"
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