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A lightweight, simple and performant CSV Reader/Writer PHP 5.4+ Library, inspired from Python CSV Module. Fully Tested, very memory efficient and able to parse/write CSV files that weigh over 100 Mb.
This is a fork of Spyrit LightCSV library, I have developed previously in this company.
- get composer http://getcomposer.org/ and install dependencies
curl -s https://getcomposer.org/installer | php
- add "https://packagist.org/packages/csanquer/colibri-csv" package to your composer.json file require section
php composer.phar require csanquer/colibri-csv:1.0.*
- install dependencies
php composer.phar install
- include vendor/autoload.php
###Read
Instanciate a new CSVReader with the following CSV parameters:
- field delimiter (default for Excel = ; )
- field enclosure character (default for Excel = " )
- character encoding = (default for Excel = CP1252 )
- end of line character (default for Excel = "\r\n" )
- escape character (default for Excel = "\" )
- first_row_header : (default for excel = false) use the first CSV row as header
- UTF8 BOM (default false) force removing BOM
- transliteration (default for Excel = null ) available options : 'translit', 'ignore', null
- force encoding detection (default for Excel = false )
- skip empty lines (default for Excel = false ) lines which all values are empty
- trim (default = false for Excel) trim all values
use CSanquer\ColibriCsv\CsvReader;
// create the reader
$reader = new CsvReader(array(
'delimiter' => ';',
'enclosure' => '"',
'encoding' => 'CP1252',
'eol' => "\r\n",
'escape' => "\\",
'first_row_header' => false,
'bom' => false,
'translit' => 'translit',
'force_encoding_detect' => false,
'skip_empty' => false,
'trim' => false,
));
//Open the csv file to read
$reader->open('test.csv');
// or open an existing stream resource
$stream = fopen('test.csv', 'rb');
$reader->open($stream);
// or read an existing CSV string by creating a temporary in-memory file stream (not recommended for large CSV)
$reader->createTempStream('lastname,firstname,age
Martin,Durand,"28"
Alain,Richard,"36"
');
//Read each row
foreach ($reader as $row) {
// do what you want with the current row array : $row
}
// or get all rows in one call (not recommended for large CSV)
$csvRows = $reader->getRows();
//close the csv file stream
$reader->close();
###Write
Instanciate a new CSVWriter with the following CSV parameters:
- field delimiter (default for Excel = ; )
- field enclosure character (default for Excel = " )
- character encoding = (default for Excel = CP1252 )
- end of line character (default for Excel = "\r\n" )
- escape character (default for Excel = "\" )
- first_row_header : (default for excel = false) use the PHP keys as CSV headers and write a first row with them
- enclosing_mode (default = 'minimal'), possible values :
- all : always enclose string
- minimal : enclose string only if the delimiter, enclosure or line ending character is present
- nonumeric : enclose string only if the value is non numeric (other character than digits and dot)
- escape_double (default = true) if true double the enclosure to escape it, else escape it with escape character
- UTF8 BOM (default false) force writing BOM if encoding is UTF-8
- transliteration (default for Excel = null ) available options : 'translit', 'ignore', null
- trim (default = false for Excel) trim all values
use CSanquer\ColibriCsv\CsvWriter;
// create the writer
$writer = new CsvWriter(array(
'delimiter' => ';',
'enclosure' => '"',
'encoding' => 'CP1252',
'enclosing_mode' => 'minimal',
'escape_double' => true,
'eol' => "\r\n",
'escape' => "\\",
'bom' => false,
'translit' => 'translit',
'first_row_header' => false,
'trim' => false,
));
//Open the csv file to write
$writer->open('test.csv');
// or open an existing stream resource
$stream = fopen('test.csv', 'wb');
$writer->open($stream);
// or create an empty temporary in-memory file stream to write in and get CSV text later
// (not recommended for large CSV file)
$writer->createTempStream();
//Write a row
$writer->writeRow(array('a', 'b', 'c'));
//Write multiple rows at the same time
$writer->writeRows(array(
array('d', 'e', 'f'),
array('g', 'h', 'i'),
array('j', 'k', 'l'),
));
// get the CSV Text as plain string
$writer->getFileContent();
//close the csv file
$writer->close();
Instead of giving directly an array to the CsvReader or CsvWriter constructor, you can create a Dialect object, use setter methods to change parameters and pass it to the CsvReader (or CsvWriter) :
Be careful, the options 'force_encoding_detect', 'skip_empty' and 'trim' decrease significantly the performances
use CSanquer\ColibriCsv\Dialect;
use CSanquer\ColibriCsv\CsvReader;
use CSanquer\ColibriCsv\CsvWriter;
// create a dialect with some CSV parameters
$dialect = new Dialect(array(
'delimiter' => ';',
'enclosure' => '"',
'enclosing_mode' => 'minimal',
'encoding' => 'CP1252',
'eol' => "\r\n",
'escape' => "\\",
'escape_double' => true,
'bom' => false,
'translit' => 'translit',
'force_encoding_detect' => false,
'skip_empty' => false,
'trim' => false,
);
// change a parameter
$dialect->setLineEndings("\n");
// create the reader
$reader = new CsvReader($dialect);
//or a writer
$writer = new CsvWriter($dialect);
- PHP >= 5.4
- extension mbstring
Suggested :
- extension iconv
run unit tests with phpunit :
phpunit
run benchmark test :
php tests/benchmark_test.php
This library is a Fork of Spyrit LightCSV
License LGPL 3
- Copyright (C) 2012-2013 Spyrit Systeme (Spyrit LightCSV)
- Copyright (C) 2014 Charles Sanquer
This file is part of ColibriCSV.
ColibriCSV is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
ColibriCSV is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with ColibriCSV. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.