lxml Builder

This tool converts a structured, data-driven description into an XML/HTML document by applying lxml.builder-like semantics. It accepts a root_tag, optional attributes, and a recursively defined list of children, then emits a well-formed string. Conceptually, it treats the input as a tree description and maps each node to an element, optionally attaching text, tail text, and namespaces. The primary beneficiaries are developers building APIs, test fixtures, data feeds, or any workflow that requires reliable, repeatable XML payloads without manual string concatenation. Unique value lies in aligning a concise, nested description with the lxml builder API, enabling both XML and HTML-like trees to be produced deterministically. Core features include: recursive element creation, attribute handling, optional text content, namespace support, and controllable pretty-printing. Use cases span API payloads, configuration documents, and test data generation for Python projects. The tool emphasizes correctness, determinism, and integration with Python tooling, rather than UI generation or client-side rendering.