> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.urbit.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.urbit.org/hoon/stdlib/5e.md).

# 5e: Molds and mold builders

XML and markup-related molds for handling structured document formats.

## `$mane` <a href="#mane" id="mane"></a>

XML name+space.

XML tag name and optional namespace.

#### Source

```hoon
+$  mane  $@(@tas [@tas @tas])
```

#### Examples

```
> (en-xml:html ;foo;)
"<foo></foo>"
```

```
> (en-xml:html ;foo_bar;)
"<foo:bar></foo:bar>"
```

```
> `manx`;foo_bar;
[g=[n=[%foo %bar] a=~] c=~]
```

```
> `mane`n.g:`manx`;foo_bar;
[%foo %bar]
```

```
> `mane`n.g:`manx`;foo;
%foo
```

***

## `$manx` <a href="#manx" id="manx"></a>

Dynamic XML node.

An XML element which may contain text, attributes, and other elements.

`.g` is a [`$marx`](#marx) (a tag) and `.c` is a [`$marl`](#marl) (its contents).

#### Source

```hoon
+$  manx  $~([[%$ ~] ~] [g=marx c=marl])
```

#### Examples

```
> *manx
[g=[n=%$ a=~] c=~
```

```
> `manx`;foo;
[g=[n=%foo a=~] c=~]
```

```
> (en-xml:html `manx`;foo;)
"<foo></foo>"
```

```
> =a ^-  manx
     ;foo
       ;bar: abc
       ;baz
         ;xxx: hello
       ==
     ==

> a
[ g=[n=%foo a=~]
    c
  ~[
    [ g=[n=%bar a=~]
      c=~[[g=[n=%$ a=~[[n=%$ v="abc"]]] c=~]]
    ]
    [ g=[n=%baz a=~]
        c
      ~[
        [ g=[n=%xxx a=~]
          c=~[[g=[n=%$ a=~[[n=%$ v="hello"]]] c=~]]
        ]
      ]
    ]
  ]
]

> (en-xml:html a)
"<foo><bar>abc</bar><baz><xxx>hello</xxx></baz></foo>"
```

***

## `$marl` <a href="#marl" id="marl"></a>

XML node list.

A list of XML nodes ([`$marx`](#marx)).

#### Source

```hoon
+$  marl  (list manx)
```

#### Examples

```
> *marl
~
```

```
> ^-  marl
  ;=
    ;foo: abc
    ;bar: def
  ==
~[
  [g=[n=%foo a=~] c=~[[g=[n=%$ a=~[[n=%$ v=~['a' 'b' 'c']]]] c=~]]]
  [g=[n=%bar a=~] c=~[[g=[n=%$ a=~[[n=%$ v=~['d' 'e' 'f']]]] c=~]]]
]
```

```
> %-  en-xml:html
  ;baz
    ;=
      ;foo: abc
      ;bar: def
    ==
  ==
"<baz><foo>abc</foo><bar>def</bar></baz>"
```

***

## `$mars` <a href="#mars" id="mars"></a>

XML cdata.

#### Source

```hoon
+$  mars  [t=[n=%$ a=[i=[n=%$ v=tape] t=~]] c=~]
```

***

## `$mart` <a href="#mart" id="mart"></a>

XML attributes.

A list of atributes for an XML tag. For each list item, `.n` is a [`$mane`](#mane) (an attribute name with optional namespace) and `.v` is a `$tape` (the attribute itself).

#### Source

```hoon
+$  mart  (list [n=mane v=tape])
```

#### Examples

```
> *mart
~
```

```
> `manx`;foo.bar;
[g=[n=%foo a=~[[n=%class v="bar"]]] c=~]
```

```
> `mart`a.g:`manx`;foo.bar;
~[[n=%class v="bar"]]
```

```
> (en-xml:html ;foo.bar;)
"<foo class=\"bar\"></foo>"
```

***

## `$marx` <a href="#marx" id="marx"></a>

Dynamic XML tag.

An XML tag with optional attributes. `.n` is a [`$mane`](#mane) (the tag name with optional namespace) and `.a` is a [`$mart`](#mart) (any XML attributes).

#### Source

```hoon
+$  marx  $~([%$ ~] [n=mane a=mart])
```

#### Examples

```
> `manx`;foo.bar;
[g=[n=%foo a=~[[n=%class v="bar"]]] c=~]
```

```
> `marx`g:`manx`;foo.bar;
[n=%foo a=~[[n=%class v="bar"]]]
```

```
> (en-xml:html ;foo.bar;)
"<foo class=\"bar\"></foo>"
```

***

## `$mite` <a href="#mite" id="mite"></a>

MIME type.

This type represents a MIME type like `'text/plain'` as a `$path` like `/text/plain`.

#### Source

```hoon
+$  mite  (list @ta)
```

#### Examples

```
> `mite`/text/plain
/text/plain
```

***

## `$pass` <a href="#pass" id="pass"></a>

Public key.

This type is used for a ship's public key, as an `$atom`.

#### Source

```hoon
+$  pass  @
```

***

## `$ring` <a href="#ring" id="ring"></a>

Private key.

This type is used for a ship's private key, as an `$atom`.

#### Source

```hoon
+$  ring  @
```

***

## `$ship` <a href="#ship" id="ship"></a>

Network identity.

Just a `@p`.

#### Source

```hoon
+$  ship  @p
```

#### Examples

```
> *ship
~zod
```

```
> `ship`~sampel-palnet
~sampel-palnet
```

***

## `$shop` <a href="#shop" id="shop"></a>

Urbit/DNS identity.

Either a [`$ship`](#ship) or a domain name as a `$path`.

#### Source

```hoon
+$  shop  (each ship (list @ta))
```

***

## `$spur` <a href="#spur" id="spur"></a>

Ship, desk, case, spur.

The part of a Clay `$path` after the `%`.

#### Source

```hoon
+$  spur  path
```

***

## `$time` <a href="#time" id="time"></a>

Galactic time.

Just a `@da`

#### Source

```hoon
+$  time  @da
```

#### Examples

```
> *time
~2000.1.1
```

***


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