#JXON - JavaScript XML Object Notation This JXON library provides the core functionality to create JSON objects from XML, preserving as much of the original XML information as possible.

##Why JXON? Why even need a JSON from XML converter? While front-end development utilizes JavaScript and JSON for their language and data model, most of the web still uses XML as a means of communicating between systems. JXON helps bridge the gap between getting XML data and consuming it in JavaScript based systems.

##Features This current version of the JXON parser is very limited, only converting XML to JSON format. The JXON module contains 2 classes:

• JXONNode - A base object that all JSON object inherit from.
• Parser - The XML parser that converts XML to JXON.

##How to use Using this JXON library is fairly straight forward.

You start by instantiating an instance of the JXON Parser. At that point, you have 3 parsing options:

• parser.parseNode - Converts an object implementing IXMLDOMElement interface into a JXONNode object.
• parser.parseXML - Converts any XML string into a JXONNode object, including all children nodes.
• parser.parseXMLFile - Loads and converts any XML file into a JXONNode object. parser.parseXMLFile can be either synchronous or asynchronous.

##Code Example var parser = new JXON.Parser(); var jxon = null;

jxon = parser.parseXML(someXMLText);
// or
jxon = parser.parseNode(someXMLElement);
// or
jxon = parser.parseXMLFile("http://some.xml.file")
// or
parser.parseXMLFile("http://some.xml.file", function(jxon)
{
	//Do somthing
});

##Dependencies JXON currently has no external dependencies

##Browser Support JXON currently supports IE8+ as well as all modern browsers. Although it may also work in older versions of IE, it is not support and will never be supported.