Python lxml parsing for EPCIS Events.
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The EParseCIS python package utilizes the lxml python package along with the EPCPyYes EPCIS python package to enable the quick and easy parsing of EPCIS data from it's native format into python EPCPyYes class instances that can be quickly manipulated, inspected and serialized to other formats with minimal effort.
Note: Line-by-line code-coverage files can be found in the build artifacts.
Python lxml Parser for EPCIS Events