#!/bin/sh

rm *-2json.xsl

dtd2xml2json sample1.dtd -b ../../xslt/xml2json.xsl sample1-2json.xsl
xsltproc sample1-2json.xsl sample1.xml > sample1.json

dtd2xml2json sample2.dtd -b ../../xslt/xml2json.xsl sample2-2json.xsl
xsltproc sample2-2json.xsl sample2a.xml > sample2a.json
xsltproc sample2-2json.xsl sample2b.xml > sample2b.json
xsltproc sample2-2json.xsl sample2c.xml > sample2c.json

dtd2xml2json sample3.dtd -b ../../xslt/xml2json.xsl sample3-2json.xsl
xsltproc sample3-2json.xsl sample3.xml > sample3.json

dtd2xml2json sample4.dtd -b ../../xslt/xml2json.xsl sample4-2json.xsl
xsltproc sample4-2json.xsl sample4.xml > sample4.json

dtd2xml2json sample5.dtd -b ../../xslt/xml2json.xsl sample5-2json.xsl
xsltproc sample5-2json.xsl sample5.xml > sample5.json

# Sample 6 will check for duplicate JSON key.  But first, run it without
# any check:
dtd2xml2json sample6.dtd -b ../../xslt/xml2json.xsl sample6-2json-nocheck.xsl
xsltproc sample6-2json-nocheck.xsl sample6.xml > sample6.json
# Now run it to generate the XSLT that includes the checks:
dtd2xml2json --check-json sample6.dtd -b ../../xslt/xml2json.xsl sample6-2json-check.xsl