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String.prototype.replaceAll = function(search, replacement) {

    return target.split(search).join(replacement);

// JSON Pointer specification: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6901

    if (typeof obj === 'undefined') return false;

	if ((!prop) || (prop == '#')) return obj;

	if (prop.startsWith('#')) prop = prop.slice(1);

	if (prop.startsWith('/')) prop = prop.slice(1);

	if ((props.length>1) && (Array.isArray(obj[current]))) {

    //property split found; recursive call

        //get object at property (before split), pass on remainder

			return jptr(obj[current][index], prop.substr(pos+1),newValue); //was props

			return jptr(obj[current], prop.substr(pos+1),newValue);

	//no split; get property[index] or property

// simple object accessor using dotted notation and [] for array indices

function fetchFromObject(obj, prop, newValue) {

			return fetchFromObject(obj[arr[0]][index], prop.substr(pos+1), newValue); //was props

			return fetchFromObject(obj[arr[0]], prop.substr(pos+1), newValue);

		if (typeof newValue != 'undefined') source[index] = newValue;

		if (typeof newValue != 'undefined') obj[prop] = newValue;

  "description": "The Just-Good-Enough XML Toolkit",

    "cover": "istanbul cover testRunner.js"

    "url": "git+https://github.com/MikeRalphson/jgeXml.git"

    "url": "https://github.com/MikeRalphson/jgeXml/issues"

  "homepage": "https://github.com/MikeRalphson/jgeXml#readme"

# jgeXml - The Just-Good-Enough XML Toolkit

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jgeXml provides an event-driven parser to process XML 1.0 / 1.1. Both pull and push modes are supported. Tools are included for writing XML (documents or fragments) and to convert between XML and JSON (one way JSON to YAML conversion is also supported).

The code has no dependencies on other modules or native libraries.

Setting up a push-parser is as simple as:

	var result = jgeXml.parse(xml,function(state,token) {

No event is generated for ignoreable whitespace, unlike SAX. Empty elements are normalised into sElement/sEndElement pairs.

jgeXml is a non-validating parser. It attempts to report if the XML is well-formed or not.

Both when reading and writing, attributes follow after the element event, and in the order they are given in the source.

When converting to JSON, the attributePrefix (to avoid name clashes with child elements) is configurable per parse.

In JSON, child elements can be represented as properties (the default) or objects (exposing the parser's intermediary state).

The parser by default treats all content as strings when converting to JSON, optionally data can be coerced

The utility `xsd2json` can convert most XML Schemas to JSON schema draft 4. XSD's may of course be converted

to JSON simply as if they were XML documents too.

Experimental JSONPath and JSONT utilities are under development.

jgeXml is currently schema agnostic and staunchly atheist when it comes to DTDs. It can parse XML documents with schema information, but it is up to the

consumer to interpret the namespace portions of element names. It can parse internal DTDs, but does nothing with them.

xmlWrite minimally supports DTDs but you must build them and the DOCTYPE yourself.

It can parse and transform XSD files as XML, conversion to JSON schema is planned.

The parser is string-based; to process streams, read the data into a string first. It may be memory intensive on large documents.

See testx2x for parsing XML to XML, testx2j for parsing XML to JSON, testj2x for converting JSON to XML, testj2y for converting JSON to YAML, testfrag for writing XML fragments, testjpath for JSONPath examples, testjsont for JSONT examples and pullparser / pushparser for how to set up and run the parser.

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		@@ -8,2 +8,8 @@ 'use strict';

		function jpescape(s) {
		s = s.replaceAll('~','~0');
		s = s.replaceAll('/','~1');
		return s;
		}

		// JSON Pointer specification: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6901
		@@ -13,4 +19,5 @@ function jptr(obj, prop, newValue) {
		if (typeof obj === 'undefined') return false;
		if (!prop) return obj;
		if ((!prop) \|\| (prop == '#')) return obj;

		if (prop.startsWith('#')) prop = prop.slice(1);
		if (prop.startsWith('/')) prop = prop.slice(1);
		@@ -240,3 +247,4 @@ var props = prop.split('/');
		fetchFromObject : fetchFromObject,
		jptr : jptr
		jptr : jptr,
		jpescape : jpescape
		};

		{
		"name": "jgexml",
		"version": "0.3.5",
		"version": "0.3.6",
		"description": "The Just-Good-Enough XML Toolkit",
		@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "main": "jgeXml.js",

		@@ -55,2 +55,5 @@ # jgeXml - The Just-Good-Enough XML Toolkit

		The utility `xsd2json` can convert most XML Schemas to JSON schema draft 4. XSD's may of course be converted
		to JSON simply as if they were XML documents too.

		Experimental JSONPath and JSONT utilities are under development.
		@@ -64,3 +67,2 @@

		It can parse and transform XSD files as XML, conversion to JSON schema is planned.

		@@ -67,0 +69,0 @@ The parser is string-based; to process streams, read the data into a string first. It may be memory intensive on large documents.

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