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In the README.md We should better describe the usage. So everyone better understands how to implement this. Something Like:
"First you need to import Unibeautify and load a beautifier to it, so Unibeautify can use beautifier to beautify your text/file that you give it later. Next you need to specfiy some options, have a look here [LINK] to s
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package main
import (
"fmt"
"io/ioutil"
"github.com/go-xmlfmt/xmlfmt"
)
func main() {
xmlfile := "/Users/bruce/Downloads/example.fcpxml"
b, _ := ioutil.ReadFile(xmlfile)
xml := xmlfmt.FormatXML(string(b), "", " ")
fmt.Println(xml)
}xmlfmt.FormatXML() auto adds a \n before </text-style>
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You seem to be doing a Windows build of core in AppVeyor, which is great. Would it be possible to set up a Windows build of the CLI too? I was gearing up to send a PR for safer file replace as discussed earlier and that would work differently on Windows due to differences
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