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Informations about the package laravel-csv
laravel-csv
This package provides a Laravel Facade for writing/reading Csv files.
Installation
Reading a Csv file
This utility class does not take hold of any data. It simply provides an iterator you can use to read your csv files.
Basic usage
Reading the first row
By default the first row is skipped. If you need to read the first row use
$reader->withHeadings() method.
Reader::keyByColumnName()
The rows will be returned under the form of an associative arrays with the camel cased columns names as keys.
Reader::toObject()
The rows will be casted to object using the kamel cased column names as properties.
Mapping data
If you need a more sophisticated way to map your file.
You could use Reader::read(?callable $callback = null): Generator
Fixing enconding
For this feature to work, you need to provide a list of expected encodings.
They will be used to detect the current line encoding and if it has to be
fixed. By default the Reader uses: ['ISO-8859-15', 'ISO-8859-1']
Writing a Csv file
You can both work with SplFileObject or SplTempFileObject.
This gist demonstrates how you can use SplTempFileObject
Writing an entire collection of data
Writing line by line.
Mapping data
You can also map data when writing to the file with Writer::write(callable $callback)
of Writer::put(array|callable $row).
Todo:
Reader:
- Adding the ability to setup headings names. It could be a convinient way to map data. Especialy if we want to key by columns names or cast rows to stdClass when there are no columns names at all.
Writer:
- Writing to a given encoding
