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CSVReader for PHP

This is a PHP library to easily read CSV files.

Installation

To install this library, include it in your project using composer:

Usage

Read all entries from a CSV file To read all entries from a CSV file, use the following code: You can use the `setHeader(bool $header)` method to specify whether the CSV file contains a header or not. If the method is called with `true` as parameter, the first row will be skipped and not returned in the `$data` array. By default, no header is assumed. Instead of explicitly setting the delimiter, you can also use the `detectDelimiter()` method. This method uses the first line of the CSV file to detect which character of `,`, `;`, `\t` or `|` occurs most often and uses it as the delimiter. > Warning: If the first line of the CSV file contains `,`, `;`, `\t` or `|` more often than the actual delimiter, the method will not detect the correct delimiter. As an example, if the CSV file looks like this: the returned `$data` array would be: If you'd call the `setHeader(bool $header)` method with `true` as parameter, the contents of the first row will be omitted from the `$data` array:

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