PHP classes and helpers for managing data read from text files
- Data\FileReader read text files
- Data\CsvFileReader read CSV files
- Data\FixedWidthReader reads text files that contain data in fixed width columns
- Data\Helper helper functions like
SC()
that converts from spreadsheet column name to index of array generated by (e.g.)CsvFileReader->getLine()
<?php
require __DIR__ . '/../vendor/autoload.php';
use Fiedsch\Data\File\CsvReader;
try {
$reader = new CsvReader("testdata.csv", ";");
// Read and handle all lines containing data.
while (($line = $reader->getLine()) !== null) {
// ignore empty lines (i.e. lines containing no data)
if (!$reader->isEmpty($line)) {
print_r($line);
}
}
// $reader->close(); // not needed as it will be automatically called when there are no more lines
} catch (Exception $e) {
print $e->getMessage() . "\n";
}
As of v0.3.2 the typical boilerplate "open file, read every non-empty line, close file"
can be written in a fancier way. Use the optional parameter to getLine()
:
<?php
while (($line = $reader->getLine(Reader::SKIP_EMPTY_LINES)) !== null) {
print_r($line);
}
<?php
require __DIR__ . '/../vendor/autoload.php';
use Fiedsch\Data\File\CsvReader;
use Fiedsch\Data\Augmentation\Augmentor;
use Fiedsch\Data\Augmentation\Provider\TokenServiceProvider;
use Fiedsch\Data\File\CsvWriter;
try {
$augmentor = new Augmentor();
$augmentor->register(new TokenServiceProvider());
$augmentor->addRule('token', function (Augmentor $augmentor, $data) {
return [ 'token' => $augmentor['token']->getUniqueToken() ];
});
$reader = new CsvReader("testdata.csv", ";");
$writer = new CsvWriter("testdata.augmented.txt", "\t");
$header_written = false;
while (($line = $reader->getLine(Reader::SKIP_EMPTY_LINES)) !== null) {
$result = $augmentor->augment($line);
if (!$header_written) {
$writer->printLine(array_merge(['input_line'], array_keys($result), $reader->getHeader()));
$header_written = true;
}
$writer->printLine(array_merge([$reader->getLineNumber()], $result, $line));
}
$writer->close();
} catch (Exception $e) {
print $e->getMessage() . "\n";
}
Method one: let the TokenCreator
make sure, we have unique tokens:
<?php
require __DIR__ . '/../vendor/autoload.php';
use Fiedsch\Data\Utility\TokenCreator;
use Fiedsch\Data\File\Writer;
$creator = new TokenCreator(10, TokenCreator::UPPER);
$output = new Writer('mytokens.txt');
$numTokens = 1000;
while ($numTokens-- > 0) {
$token = $creator->getUniqueToken();
$output->printLine([$token]);
}
$output->close();
Method two: generate tokens first and then check if they are unique. This might be faster and less resource consuming for large amounts of tokens:
// same as above, exept
// $token = $creator->getUniqueToken();
// becomes
$token = $creator->cretateToken();
Check that the generated tokens are unique
echo " both lines show the same numbers, there were no duplicate tokens"
wc -l mytokens.csv
sort mytokens.csv | uniq | wc -l