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1 # jsonify-my-table 2 3 Convert a HTML table to JSON. Actually, to an array of JSON objects. 4 5 ## TL;DR 6 7 ```javascript 8 const { res } = document 9 .getElementById('tableID') 10 .jsonify(); 11 ``` 12 13 ## Usage 14 15 Consider a HTML table with `id=myTable`. 16 17 ```html 18 <table id="myTable"> 19 ... 20 </table> 21 ``` 22 23 To convert it to an array of JSON objects: 24 25 ```javascript 26 const table = document.getElementById('myTable'); 27 const obj = table.jsonify(); 28 const result = obj.res; // Array of objects. 29 ``` 30 31 `jsonify` only works on table (`HTMLTableElement`). 32 33 ## Data members 34 35 In the above example, `obj` contains following data members: 36 37 - **`error`** — a flag which indicates if an error was occurred. It is `false` if no errors occurred, else contains the error message. 38 - `res` — the array containing JSON objects. 39 - `headers` — the keys in the objects (also, the table headers). 40 41 ```javascript 42 const table = document.getElementById('tableID'); 43 const obj = table.jsonify(); 44 45 if (!obj.error) { 46 // obj.res... 47 } 48 ``` 49 50 ## Errors 51 52 1. There are no rows in the table. 53 2. Headers repeat. 54 3. `<td>` has more than one child nodes. 55 56 ## Note 57 58 Use this for the client-side JavaScript. Though this module is published as a _Node Package Module_, it can not run on server-side JavaScript. This is because it makes use of `document`, which is not available in Node, as is. 59 60 To add it in the `<script>` tag, make use of [Unpkg](https://unpkg.com 'UNPKG'). 61 62 **Example:** `<script src="unpkg.com/jsonify-my-table@latest/jsonify-my-table.min.js"></script>`