`jsx:json_to_term/1,2` takes a utf8 encoded (binary) json text and produces a term as detailed below
`jsx:term_to_json/1,2` takes a term conforming to the mapping detailed below and produces a utf8 encoded (binary) json text
options for either are:
*`loose_unicode`
*`explicit_end`
*`escape_forward_slash`
use `loose_unicode` to replace invalid utf8 sequences with u+FFFD instead of throwing an error
use `explicit_end` when parsing binary streams with indeterminate ends, like naked integers or json values with trailing whitespace
use `escape_forward_slash` to escape forward slashes, which is required to produce microsoft's silly date format
`jsx:format/1,2` takes a utf8 encoded (binary) json text and produces the same, reformatted.
options are:
* {`space`, N}
* {`indent`, N}
the opt `space` will insert `N` spaces after every colon and comma, `indent` will insert a newline after every comma and `N` preceding spaces for every level of indent
