QXD converter

About This Tool

The QXD converter transforms data expressed in QXD formats into a chosen target representation. It is designed for developers, data engineers, and tool integrators who migrate between format families, validate data during transfers, or test interoperability across systems. The tool follows deterministic mapping rules, enforces schema constraints, and provides explicit error reporting, avoiding silent data loss during transformation. It supports both single-file workflows and batch manifests to fit CI pipelines and data pipelines.
Conceptually, the engine tokenizes input, validates mandatory keys and types, and applies defined mappings to the target format while normalizing common representations. It can preserve optional metadata when requested and can produce pretty-printed or compact outputs for machine processing. Batch mode accepts a manifest describing multiple source-target pairs to run in a single run.
The system offers field-aware parsing, normalization, optional metadata propagation, and configurable formatting. It emphasizes deterministic behavior and explicit diagnostics for every transformation step. Unique value lies in explicit schema-aware rules, structured error reporting with per-item paths, and a configurable option to enforce lossless transformations for core fields. Use cases include exporting QXD specifications to JSON or XML, performing compatibility checks, and preparing data for automated interoperability tests in development, QA, or data-migration contexts.
Core features include input validation, robust format mapping, batch processing, optional metadata propagation, output formatting options, and a concise, machine-readable validation report. The tool is backend-oriented, aimed at automation rather than content editing in a UI. It uses UTF-8 encoding, handles large inputs through streaming-friendly parsing, and surfaces actionable diagnostics for developers.

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