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Vendor webgriffe Package amp-csv Short Description CSV library to use with Amp PHP framework. License
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This library implements an Amp's Iterator which allows to iterate over CSV rows one at a time.
Potentially it can parse very large CSV files because only small chunks are kept in memory.
See the following example, given this CSV file (path/to/file.csv):
We can have:
And the output will be:
By default the iterator treats the first line as header and will use the column names to index row values.
If a row has a different column number than header an exception will be thrown.
If your CSV doesn't have an header as first line you can disable the header parsing by passing false as constructor's second argument:
Contributing
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License
This library is under the MIT license. See the complete license in the LICENSE file.
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