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Informations about the package querypath
Use GravityPDF's QueryPath
QueryPath is now updated and maintained by the amazing folks at GravityPDF. https://github.com/GravityPDF/querypath. The version of QueryPath in this repository is no longer maintained. You are encouraged to use GravityPDF's version. -- Matt, Dec. 2022
QueryPath: Find your way.
Authors: Matt Butcher (lead), Emily Brand, and many others
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This package is licensed under an MIT license (COPYING-MIT.txt).
At A Glance
QueryPath is a jQuery-like library for working with XML and HTML documents in PHP. It now contains support for HTML5 via the HTML5-PHP project.
Gettings Started
Assuming you have successfully installed QueryPath via Composer, you can parse documents like this:
But the real power comes from chaining. Check out the example below.
Example Usage
Say we have a document like this:
And say that the above is stored in the variable $xml. Now
we can use QueryPath like this:
(This example is in examples/at-a-glance.php.)
With over 60 functions and robust support for chaining, you can accomplish sophisticated XML and HTML processing using QueryPath.
QueryPath Installers
The preferred method of installing QueryPath is via Composer.
You can also download the package from GitHub.
Composer (Preferred)
To add QueryPath as a library in your project, add this to the 'require'
section of your composer.json:
The run php composer.phar install in that directory.
To stay up to date on stable code, you can use dev-master instead of >=3.0.0.
Manual Install
You can either download a stable release from the
GitHub Tags page
or you can use git to clone
this repository and work from
the code.
Including QueryPath
As of QueryPath 3.x, QueryPath uses the Composer autoloader if you installed with composer:
Without Composer, you can include QueryPath like this:
QueryPath can also be compiled into a Phar and then included like this:
From there, the main functions you will want to use are qp()
(alias of QueryPath::with()) and htmlqp() (alias of
QueryPath::withHTML()). Start with the
API docs.
