xml-twig 1.2.80 → 1.2.82

package/README.md

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ npm install xml-twig
 npm install node-expat
 
 ```
-In my tests I parsed a 750 MB big XML file, the `node-expat` is around two times faster than `sax` (node-expat: 2:20 Minutes, sax: 4:20 Minutes). However, you may run into problems when you try to install the `node-expat` parser. That's the reason why `node-expat` parsers is not installed automatically. 
+In my tests I parsed a 750 MB big XML file, the `node-expat` is around two times faster than `sax` (node-expat: 2:20 Minutes, sax: 4:20 Minutes). However, you may run into problems when you try to install the `node-expat` parser. That's the reason why `node-expat` parser is not installed automatically. 
 
 
 ## How to use it
@@ -232,7 +232,7 @@ With option `{ namespaces : true }` you will get access to the `.namespace` prop
    Specify attribute name or regular expression or custom condition. For details see [AttributeCondition](./doc/twig.md#AttributeCondition).<br>
    Let's assume an XML element like this: 
 ```js   
-   <person firstName="Jean-Luc", lastName="Picard", age="59" />
+<person firstName="Jean-Luc", lastName="Picard", age="59" />
 ```
 Here are some examples the get attribute and values:
 ```js
@@ -329,7 +329,7 @@ For methods which return a single **Twig** element (e.g. `elt.next("book")`) the
 
 #### Twig Properties
 
-`.isEmpty` - **boolean**: `true` if empty. An empty element ha no text nor any child elements, however empty elements can have attributes.
+`.isEmpty` - **boolean**: `true` if empty. An empty element has no text nor any child elements, however empty elements can have attributes.
 
 `.level` - **integer**: The level of the element. Root element has 0, children have 1, grand-children 2 and so on