Parser

`attrkey`	Prefix that is used to access the attributes. Version 0.1 default was @.
`charkey`	Prefix that is used to access the character content. Version 0.1 default was #.
`explicitCharkey`	Determines whether or not to use a charkey prefix for elements with no attributes.
`trim`	Trim the whitespace at the beginning and end of text nodes.
`normalizeTags`	Normalize all tag names to lowercase.
normalize	Trim whitespaces inside text nodes.
`explicitRoot`	Set this if you want to get the root node in the resulting object.
`emptyTag`	what will the value of empty nodes be.
`explicitArray`	Always put child nodes in an array if true;
`ignoreAttrs`	Ignore all XML attributes and only create text nodes.
`mergeAttrs`	Merge attributes and child elements as properties of the parent, instead of keying attributes off a child attribute object.
`validator`	You can specify a callable that validates the resulting structure somehow, however you want. See unit tests for an example.
`xmlns`	Give each element a field usually called '$ns' (the first character is the same as attrkey) that contains its local name and namespace URI.
`explicitChildren`	Put child elements to separate property. Doesn't work with mergeAttrs = true.
`childkey`	Prefix that is used to access child elements if explicitChildren is set to true.
`preserveChildrenOrder`	Modifies the behavior of explicitChildren so that the value of the "children" property becomes an ordered array.
`charsAsChildren`	Determines whether chars should be considered children if explicitChildren is on.
`includeWhiteChars`	Determines whether whitespace-only text nodes should be included.
`async`	Should the callbacks be async.
`strict`	Set sax-js to strict or non-strict parsing mode.
`attrNameProcessors`	Allows the addition of attribute name processing functions.
`attrValueProcessors`	Allows the addition of attribute value processing functions.
`tagNameProcessors`	Allows the addition of tag name processing functions.
`valueProcessors`	Allows the addition of element value processing functions.

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