kedrigern / data-table
Manipulation with table organized collection of data (csv, excel). Contains functions for work with whole columns, rows, filtering etc.
Requires
- php: >=5.3.0
- rhumsaa/array_column: ~1.1
Requires (Dev)
- nette/tester: ~1.2.0
Replaces
- kedrigern/data-table: v1.0
README
#Data table
For robust manipulation with table organized collection of data (excel, csv tables).
Provide ability to work with whole rows and columns, call callbacks, resort, rename, filter. Include few predefined callbacks. See examples.
Import csv and array. Export to plain array, text, html, csv. Export is suitable for DB frameworks (Nette\Database
).
##Install
The best way how to install is use Composer:
php composer.phar require kedrigern/data-table
Run tests: vendor/bin/tester -c test/ test/
##Examples
Suppose:
$table = new \Kedrigern\DataTable\RecordTable();
$table->loadFromArray(array( array("Name", "Surname", "Age"), array("Jane", "Roe", 29), array("John", "Doe", 30) )); $table->useFirstRowAsHeader(); // Sum the ages = 59 $ageSum = $table->colSum("Age"); $table->sortByCol("Surname"); $table->callToCol("Surname", 'strtoupper'); $newCol = range(1,$table->getRowsNum()); $table->appendCol($newCol, "Unique"); $newTable = $table->resortColsByNewHeader(array("Unique", "Surname", "Name"));
$newTable
contains:
1 DOE John
2 ROE Jane
CSV with header
Very common issue when you have some data in csv with header and you need only subset:
$table->loadFromCsvFile(__DIR__ . '/../data/data4.csv'); $table->useFirstRowAsHeader(); $map = array( "Alpha" => "A", "Beta" => "B", ); $table2 = $table->renameColumns($map);
Where table2
contains column Alpha
renamed to A
and column Beta
renamed to B
. See test.
Remove if
Remove all rows with even number in first column:
$isEven = function($row) { return ($row[0] % 2) == 0; }; $removed = $t->removeRowsIf($isEven);
In removed
are number of modified rows.
Parse datetime
$table->loadFromArray(array( array("Name", "Surname", "Age", "Born", "Registered"), array("Jane", "Roe", 29, "1990-1-1", "2013-12-30 01:02:03"), array("John", "Doe", 30, "1990-1-1", "2014-12-30 01:02:03") )); $table->useFirstRowAsHeader(); $func = array('\Kedrigern\DataTable\Callback','toDatetime'); $table->callToCol(3, $func, array('Y-m-d', 'M y')); $table->callToCol(4, $func, array('Y-m-d H:i:s', 'U', 'Europe/London'));
Now Born
seems: ["Jan 90", "Feb 91"]
, and registered: ["1388361723", "1419897723"]
Join and split columns
$table->loadFromArray(array( array("Name", "Surname"), array("Jane", "Roe"), array("John", "Doe") )); $table->joinCols(["Name", "Surname"], "Fullname");
In Fullname column you get: ["Jane Roe", "John Doe"]
.
Or opposite way:
$table->loadFromArray(array( array("Fullname"), array("Jane Roe"), array("John Doe") )); $table->splitCol("Fullname", ["Name", "Surname"]);
Callbacks
Predefined callbacks:
- join
- joinWith
- split
- toDatetime
- isEven
- isOdd
- allowValues
- disallowValues
- unicodeTrim
##Author and contact
- Ondřej Profant, 2014
- issues