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The Reader class implements the Iterator interface, loading one line into memory at a time. This means large files can be parsed
without hitting any memory limits.
Requirements
PHP >= 7.4
Installation
Use composer to add the package to your dependencies:
Usage
Reading
Reading from a CSV File
Normalize Data Types
A number of different normalizers can be used to convert data from strings into certain data types.
Below is contrived example using some of the currently bundled normalizers:
No Headers
If your CSV contains no headers pass false as the second argument to the constructor:
Header Offset
If your CSV headers are not on the first row you may specify the (zero based) row offset:
Inline Reading
You may use the InlineReader to parse a CSV string rather than a file, if it was obtained from an API call or some other means:
Writing
Build and Download a CSV File
Writing to a CSV File
See the examples directory for more usage examples.
Advanced Usage
CSV Control
You can access the document object to change the CSV delimiter, enclosure and escape character:
Line Endings
CSVs default to \r\n line endings. Access the document object if you need to change this:
Fine-grained Control
The document object extends PHP's SplFileObject and inherits its methods:
Configuration
If you're trying to read a CSV file in or generated by an old Mac computer you may need to include
the following snippet before creating a new Reader instance:
This is because Macs used to use \r as a line separator. See here for more details.
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