Write CSV To File Without Enclosures In PHP

血红的双手。 提交于 2019-11-27 12:17:27

The warnings about foregoing enclosures are valid, but you've said they don't apply to your use-case.

I'm wondering why you can't just use something like this?

<?php
$fields = array(
    "field 1","field 2","field3hasNoSpaces"
);
fputs(STDOUT, implode($fields, ',')."\n");

works with chr() function:

fputcsv($f,$array,',',chr(0));

fputcsv($file, $data, ';', chr(127));

Doesn't this work?

fputcsv($fp, split(',', $line),',',' ');

Well car(0) didn't work out as the NULL value will most likely choke most csv parsers.

I ended using fputcsv() to build the initial file, then went through and removed all quotes. Elegant? Maybe not, but it got the job done :).

<?php       

$filename = "sample.csv";
$handle = fopen($filename, 'w+');
fputcsv($handle, ['column 1','column 2']);
$data = ['sample','data'];

fputs($handle, implode($data,',')."\n");

// or

fwrite($handle, implode($data,',')."\n");

fclose($handle);
$headers = array(
    'Content-Type' => 'text/csv',
);

I use tricky way to remove double quote, but only in Linux

....
fputcsv($fp, $product_data,"\t");
....
shell_exec('sed -i \'s/"//g\' /path/to/your-file.txt ');

This is what I use to put standard CSV into an array...

function csv_explode($delim=',', $str, $enclose='"', $preserve=false){
        $resArr = array();
        $n = 0;
        $expEncArr = explode($enclose, $str);
        foreach($expEncArr as $EncItem){
                if($n++%2){
                        array_push($resArr, array_pop($resArr) . ($preserve?$enclose:'') . $EncItem.($preserve?$enclose:''));
                }else{
                        $expDelArr = explode($delim, $EncItem);
                        array_push($resArr, array_pop($resArr) . array_shift($expDelArr));
                        $resArr = array_merge($resArr, $expDelArr);
                }
        }
        return $resArr;
} 

You can then output whatever you want in a foreach loop.

The downside with a CSV file with no enclosures means an errant comma in user input will munge the row. So you'll need to remove commas before writing a CSV row.

The tricky part with handling CSV is parsing enclosures, which makes the PHP & PEAR CSV functions valuable. Essentially you're looking for a file that is comma-delimited for columns and newline-delimited for rows. Here's a simple starting point:

<?php
$col_separator= ',';
$row_separator= "\n";

$a= array(
 array('my', 'values', 'are', 'awes,breakit,ome'),
 array('these', 'values', 'also', "rock\nAND\nROLL")
);

function encodeRow(array $a) {
 global $col_separator;
 global $row_separator;
 // Can't have the separators in the column data!
 $a2= array();
 foreach ($a as $v) {
  $a2[]= str_replace(array($col_separator, $row_separator), '', $v);
 }
 return implode($col_separator, $a2);
}

$output= array();
foreach ($a as $row) {
 $output[]= encodeRow($row);
}

echo(implode($row_separator, $output));

?>
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chr(0) also worked for me:

 fputcsv($fp, $aLine, $sDelimiter, chr(0));

Whats wrong with good old fwrite()?

function encloseString($field){
    return ($field) ? '"' . $field . '"' : null;
}

$delimiter = ';';
$data = ["data_field_1", "data_field_2", "data_field_3"];

$fp = fopen("some-file.csv", 'w');

for($i = 0;$i<100000;$i++) {
    fwrite($fp, implode($delimiter, array_map('encloseString', $data) . "\n");
}

fclose($fp);

(Obviously you need to make sure the data in $data is escaped first)

Figured it out. By passing in the ascii code for Null to the car() function it seems to work just fine.

fputcsv($f, $array, $delimiter, car(0))

Thanks for the answers everyone!!!

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