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Informations about the package phpcsv

phpcsv is a small PHP package to assist in dealing with CSV data.

It is not meant to be full-featured or very high-performance. I regularly need to manipulate one-off CSV data and so I built this to assist in the common things I keep re-writing like formatting a date or merging 2 CSVs together.

A few examples:

Selectively join data from one CSV into another.

This would look at the 'id' column in file.csv and match it with 'fid' column in other_file.csv then take the 'username' column from other_file.csv and fill it into the 'user' column of file.csv. then dump changes to stdout.

It is similar to an SQL join, for example: select file.*, other_file.username from file left join other_file on file.id = other_file.fid

Format a date column, dump output:

Loop through file without loading into memory:

Selectively print columns in arbitrary order:

Merge 2 columns together, separate by space. print changes to stdout

Manually get or set data from a record. Note that this only works if you're NOT using mutators! If mutators are in use, then get() will return a clone/copy of that data post-mutated.

Filter records (in this case, any record where 'sex' column is not 'male' would be removed):

Example of adding a custom Mutator to manipulate some data in records. In this case, we make sure the comma-separate Rate Group(s) column is paired with the same number of Billing Frequency items:

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