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A class to manage objects, properties and JSON files in an easy way

This class make easy to convert simple recursive into other formats. You can read structures or URLs from formats: XML, stdClass and JSON strings.

$o = new Oxygen();

XML

$xml = "<xml><node>Content</node></xml>";
$o->addXML($xml, false);


$xml = "http://your-favorite-url.xml";
$o->addXML($xml, true);

stdClass

$object = new stdClass();
$object->node = "Content";

$o->addO($object);

JSON

$json = '{"node":"Content"}';
$o->addJSON($xml, false);

$json = "http://your-favorite-url.json";
$o->addJSON($xml, true);

Building contents

It can merge objects from this formats and build a bigger object with de sum of all objects.

$object1 = new stdClass();
$object1->node1 = "Content";


$object2 = new stdClass();
$object2->node2 = "More content";

$o->addO($object1)->addO($object2);  
$o->getO();

Will return only one object with both properties inside, node1 and node2.

You can build objects calling its properties directly without any implicit declaration. Oxygen assumes when a property is called and it is not previously set, it is a new Oxygen object with all its features available, including implicit declaratio, so that you can write objects as deep as you need this way:

$o->node1 = "Content";
$o->node2->suboject = "More content";

An even

$o->node2->suboject1->subobject2->subobject31 = "Much more content";
$o->node2->suboject1->subobject2->subobject32 = "Much more content";
$o->node2->suboject1->subobject2->subobject33 = "Much more content";

CDATA for XML export is supported.

If youy define CDATA special property, Oxygen interprets that in XML export you want CDATA special tag with HTML inside.

$o->node2->__CDATA__textHTML = "<p>Rock & Roll !!</p>";
$o->node2->__CDATA__otherHTML = "<p>More Rock & Roll !!</p>";

Getting our final product

It can return objets in XML, stdClass and JSON formats.

$o->getO();

$o->getXML();

$o->getJSON();

You can return JSON or XML to output directly without writing any header or echo to browser. Oxygen does it for you.

$o->writeJSON(true);

or

$o->writeXML("xml");