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Informations about the package awesome-php-csv
awesome-php-csv
AwesomePHPCSV is a simple, fast & lightweight CSV parser built for PHP 5.3+
Breaking Changes in 2.1
1. hasHeadingRow parameter has been renamed to skipHeaderRow which is what it actually does
2. mapColumns parameter has been added to use the values from the first row as associative array keys for the rest of the rows in the returned results (may lower performance)
Usage
AwesomePHPCSV is simple and easy to use. Just follow the instructions below:
1. include AwesomePHPCSV into your own PHP project via Composer.
From the command line:
Or in your composer.json file add pfuri/awesome-php-csv to the list of required packages and then run composer update:
2. create an AwesomePHPCSV instance:
Having trouble? Don't forget to include the Composer autoload.php file!"
3. create an options array (see options section below for a full set of options):
4. call the import function the CSV into a PHP array:
The result is now a PHP array with each row representing a row from the CSV file (see the result format section below for an example)
Import Options
Below is the complete list of options for AwesomePHPCSV::import(array $options):
- string pathToFile (required): The full path to the csv file to be parsed *(note: if file is used instead of pathToFile, then pathToFile is not required)*
- string file (optional): The CSV file in array format, where each row of the CSV is a string in the array (note: must not include line endings)
- boolean skipHeaderRow (optional) (default: false): Whether or not to skip the first row
- boolean mapColumns (optional) (default: false): use the values from the first row as associative array keys for the rest of the rows in the returned results (may lower performance)
- int columns (optional) (default: null): Enables column validation by specifying how many the columns each row should have. If the csv contains a row without exactly this many columns, import will fail
- int start (optional) (default:1): The row to start on [inclusive]
- int end (optional) (default:null): The row to end on [inclusive]
- int loopLimit (optional) (default:100): The amount of time to spend parsing a single row. You shouldn't need to change this
- boolean debug (optional) (default:false): Prints error messages using debug() if any are encountered
Result Format
If this is your CSV file:
Year, Make, Model, Color
2016, Cadillac, Escalade, Black
2016, Mercedes Benz, ML350, Black
Then after importing, you would receive a PHP array that looks like:
Example File
example.php will import example.csv and output the results.
