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PHP Meta Tags Parser

Extracts metadata (title, description, Open Graph etc) from the content of a web page.

Note that this library simply deals with raw HTML, rather than try to tie you down to one particular method for retrieving the content of an external URL. (I usually use Guzzle, but to make it a dependency might cause difficulties in terms of versioning.)

Installation

Usage

Using the result

The parse() method returns an object that encapsulates any page data it's extracted from the provided HTML.

It will also extract RSS and/or Atom feeds; getFeeds() returns an array of instances of the Feed class:

The getFeeds() method accepts an optional $type argument, to choose one or the other:

Cleansing the data

The package ships with a very simple string cleanser; essentially it just decodes any HTML entities. You're free to provide your own cleanser; just implement the CleansesStrings interface, and provide an instance to the parser's constructor. It simply needs to provide a run() method, that accepts a string and returns the cleansed version.

Sanitizing the data

The package ships with a very simple string sanitzer; under the hood it simply uses the strip_tags() function. If you wish to provide your own sanitizer, just implement the SanitizesStrings interface, and provide an instance to the parser's constructor. It simply needs to provide a run() method, that accepts a string and returns the sanitized version.

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