Import XML sitemap file to generate a visual sitemap in Miro automatically

Would be very useful indeed

Yes, I agree. Importing XML/JSON Structure to visualize is a complex task but would be very useful

I`ll 2nd everyone. Would love to be able to start from an import as @Ashton Brown described. Am also using Octopus.do. Maybe an API?

This would be very usefull!

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Mapping this to a MindMap architecture to allow you to expand and close nodes would also be useful, and then being able to export that back out to an Excel/csv so the content hierarchy is retained would form part of the above for me.

This would be amazing functionality. Importing from URL like Octopus.do would be ideal.
 

We would love this as we are migrating our website and want to create a new structure

I don’t know enough about how these apps work and if this how Miro would need to implement this feature for general use. 

Seems something like this csv-to-mindmap code would be a good starting point.
app-examples/examples/csv-to-mindmap at main · miroapp/app-examples

There is obviously more to it than this, but the sort of changes to the above could be:

• Provide URL to sitemap.xml or upload one instead of a CSV.
• Add security to ensure that there isn’t any malicious uploads.
• Add validation to ensure sitemap isn’t malformed.
• Detect and strip the domain name from the URLs or ask user to provide one
• Instead of the demo using comma delimited content, either convert the code to deal with /-delimited or replace all slashes with commas in the imported sitemap. 
• Use formatting to translate the URL segments into nicer to read page titles. Eg, replace dashes and underscores with spaces. Capitalise the page.