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Informations about the package ydk-file-reader

YDK File Reader

Simple PHP library that make .ydk file reading easier.

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Usage

In order to parse a specific YDK file, the Ydk::readFile will do the job :

Once you've done that, you get an Ydk instance that contains everything you need to read the parsed file using public properties :

Using a custom parser

If, for some reason, you need to use a custom YDK parser, you can create one :

Then use the parser by giving it as a second argument to the readFile method :

Directly parse YDK content

The Ydk class' constructor takes some raw YDK content to parse. The readFile is useful to get a file's content and construct the Ydk instance with it. But, if you need to, you can give it yourself :

Note that you can also use a custom parser using the constructor :

License and legal notice

This package is available under MIT license.

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