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+#entities
+
+En- & decoder for XML/HTML entities.
+
+####Features:
+* Focussed on ___speed___
+* Supports three levels of entities: __XML__, __HTML4__ & __HTML5__
+    * Supports _char code_ entities (eg. `U`)
+
+##How to…
+
+###…install `entities`
+
+    npm i entities
+
+###…use `entities`
+
+```javascript
+//encoding
+require("entities").encode(<str> data[, <int> level]);
+//decoding
+require("entities").decode(<str> data[, <int> level]);
+```
+
+The `level` attribute indicates what level of entities should be decoded (0 = XML, 1 = HTML4 and 2 = HTML5). The default is 0 (read: XML).
+
+There are also methods to access the level directly. Just append the name of the level to the action and you're ready to go (e.g. `encodeHTML4(data)`, `decodeXML(data)`).