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Vendor apfelfrisch Package edifact Short Description Parse, build, serialize and validate UN/EDIFACT messages License
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Parse, build, serialize and validate UN/EDIFACT Messages in a memory efficient way.
You will likely have to generate your own Segments, see php-edifact/edifact-mapping for XML Mappings. I have done a protype for autogeneration, it should give you a good starting point.
If you don't need validation or Segment getter you can also parse to the generic Segment.
Usage
Parse EDIFACT Messages
Load Segment Classes
You can add your Segments to the Factory like so:
After that you can either mark the Factory as default:
or you inject the Factory in the Message:
If you don't need validation or Segment getter you can also parse to the generic Segement
Parse from String
Parse from File
Iterate over Segments
Filter Segments
Unwrap Messages
Add Readfilter
Build a Message:
Build with default Una
UNA and the trailing Segments (UNT and UNZ) will be added automatically. If no UNA Segment is provided, it uses the default values [UNA:+.? '].
Build with custom Una
If you replace the decimal seperator, be sure that the blueprint marks the value as numeric.
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