Side quest: unxml .leo file support

[Ville M. Vainio]

If you need to "peek" what is in .leo files, I added support it to my unxml cli tool:

https://github.com/vivainio/unxml-rs

(I use this to view various xml formats in a readable way, also to compare them etc, installable with pip)

Here's a side by side view of leo outline with and without unmxl:

https://vivainio.github.io/unxml-demos/demos/#leo-outlines

And here's a larger file fully rendered:

https://vivainio.github.io/unxml-demos/demos/leo/vv-dark-theme.html

Usage is basically:

unxml --leo outline.leo

Or 

 unxml git log -p LeoPyRef.leo

(to wrap git command so that you see pretty version of leo file changes, instead of all the noise)

[Edward K. Ream]

On Sun, Aug 9, 2026 at 5:14 AM Ville M. Vainio <viva...@gmail.com> wrote:

If you need to "peek" what is in .leo files, I added support it to my unxml cli tool:

https://github.com/vivainio/unxml-rs

Wow. Thanks for this heads up. The repo shows how behind the times I am with regards to tools and workflows. Your work is inspiring.

Edward

[Ville M. Vainio]

BTW if you like the look of that unxml-demos site, we could easily modernize Leo's landing site with Zensical:

https://zensical.org/

The flow is basically "edit some markdown files, preview the build locally, push -> github actions renders the website content". Nobody writes html or css, and it's quite pretty and flexible by default. Written in rust :)

I have used it to create a bunch of "web books" like https://vivainio.github.io/xml-avant-garde/

I can create a "demo" version on what leo's website would look with it if you are interested.

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[Thomas Passin]

Hey, that looks very nice! Good to see XSLT and Schematron getting the love they deserve. How about supporting ReLAX as well as XSD for schemas?

[Ville M. Vainio]

Maybe, I thought Relax was dead :)

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[Thomas Passin]

I don't think so but I may not be up on the latest.