Simple dictionary to xml serializer.

dict2xml.py

"""
	Simple xml serializer.

	@author Reimund Trost 2013

	Example:
	 
	mydict = {
		'name': 'The Andersson\'s',
		'size': 4,
		'children': {
			'total-age': 62,
			'child': [
				{ 'name': 'Tom', 'sex': 'male', },
				{
					'name': 'Betty',
					'sex': 'female',
					'grandchildren': {
						'grandchild': [
							{ 'name': 'herbert', 'sex': 'male', },
							{ 'name': 'lisa', 'sex': 'female', }
						]
					},
				}
			]
		},
	}
	 
	print(dict2xml(mydict, 'family'))
	 
	Output:
	  
	  <family name="The Andersson's" size="4">
		<children total-age="62">
		  <child name="Tom" sex="male"/>
		  <child name="Betty" sex="female">
			<grandchildren>
			  <grandchild name="herbert" sex="male"/>
			  <grandchild name="lisa" sex="female"/>
			</grandchildren>
		  </child>
		</children>
	  </family>
"""
def dict2xml(d, root_node=None):
	wrap          =     False if None == root_node or isinstance(d, list) else True
	root          = 'objects' if None == root_node else root_node
	root_singular = root[:-1] if 's' == root[-1] and None == root_node else root
	xml           = ''
	children      = []

	if isinstance(d, dict):
		for key, value in dict.items(d):
			if isinstance(value, dict):
				children.append(dict2xml(value, key))
			elif isinstance(value, list):
				children.append(dict2xml(value, key))
			else:
				xml = xml + ' ' + key + '="' + str(value) + '"'
	else:
		for value in d:
			children.append(dict2xml(value, root_singular))

	end_tag = '>' if 0 < len(children) else '/>'

	if wrap or isinstance(d, dict):
		xml = '<' + root + xml + end_tag

	if 0 < len(children):
		for child in children:
			xml = xml + child

		if wrap or isinstance(d, dict):
			xml = xml + '</' + root + '>'
		
	return xml

Thank You Very Much.. I made a small modification to attributes to be accepted starting with @.
Example: dict2xml(d, "NFe")

{
    'infNFe': 
            {'@versao': '3.10', '@Id': '35150469012656000120550030000783031122216144', 
         'ide': {
                      'mod', '55', 'serie', '3', 'nNF', '78303', 'dhEmi', '20/04/2015T15:36:3603:00', 
                       'dhSaiEnt', '21/04/2015T15:36:3603:00', 'idDest', '1', 'indFinal', '0', 'indPres', '9', 
                        'procEmi', '0', 'verProc', '61000', 'tpEmis', '1', 'finNFe', '1', 'natOp', 'SAIDA', 'tpNF', '1', 'indPag', '0'
                    }
            }
} 

<NFe>
<infNFe versao="3.10" Id="35150469012656000120550030000783031122216144">
<ide>
<mod>55</mod>
<tpNF>1</tpNF>
<idDest>1</idDest>
<indFinal>0</indFinal>
<dhEmi>20/04/2015T15:36:3603:00</dhEmi>
<natOp>SAIDA</natOp>
<indPres>9</indPres>
<tpEmis>1</tpEmis>
<nNF>78303</nNF>
<serie>3</serie>
<procEmi>0</procEmi>
<indPag>0</indPag>
<verProc>61000</verProc>
<dhSaiEnt>21/04/2015T15:36:3603:00</dhSaiEnt>
<finNFe>1</finNFe>
</ide>
</infNFe>
</NFe>

def dict2xml(d, root_node=None):
    wrap          =  False if None == root_node or isinstance(d, list) else True
    root          = 'objects' if None == root_node else root_node
    root_singular = root[:-1] if 's' == root[-1] and None == root_node else root
    xml           = ''
    attr          = ''
    children      = []

    if isinstance(d, dict):
        # print(d)
        for key, value in dict.items(d):
            if isinstance(value, dict):
                children.append(dict2xml(value, key))
            elif isinstance(value, list):
                children.append(dict2xml(value, key))
            elif key[0] == '@':
                attr = attr + ' ' + key[1::] + '="' + str(value) + '"'
            else:
                xml = '<' + key + ">" + str(value) + '</' + key + '>' 
                children.append(xml)

    else:
        #if list
        for value in d:
            children.append(dict2xml(value, root_singular))

    end_tag = '>' if 0 < len(children) else '/>'
    
    if wrap or isinstance(d, dict):
        xml = '<' + root + attr + end_tag

    if 0 < len(children):
        for child in children:
            xml = xml + child

        if wrap or isinstance(d, dict):
            xml = xml + '</' + root + '>'

    return xml

Thanks @thomaswpp, your modify fit my problem.

It's quite simple, and enough for simple situations. I like simple code.