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##Updated v2.0 - OOP..ify..ing..it
For this version I converted the files into classes with a factory to provide the correct implementations.
By using the static factory provided you only need one include in your consuming code.
include_once("CSVParser.php");
Here is the updated usage for the results.
<?php
//This is an example how to use the new class interface
include_once("CSVParser.php");
//Use the factory to get the correct parser
// "json" or "xml" as input
$jsonParser = CSVParserFactory::Create("json");
$xmlParser = CSVParserFactory::Create("xml", 1000, ',');
//Url for file path, whatever you want
$path = "http://ichart.finance.yahoo.com/table.csv?s=GOOG&d=6&e=17&f=2011&g=d&a=7&b=19&c=2004&ignore=.csv";
//This property will use the first row to convert the results into a
//json object array
$jsonParser->IsFirstRowHeader = true;
$json = $jsonParser->Parse($path);
//Set this property to use the first row as the column names
//and ommit the first row from the results
$xmlParser->IsFirstRowHeader = true;
//Set the custom item name
$xmlParser->ItemName = "customItem";
$xml = $xmlParser->Parse($path);
echo $json;
/*
Json Result
{
"Date":"2004-08-19",
"Open":"100.00",
"High":"104.06",
"Low":"95.96",
"Close":"100.34",
"Volume":"22351900",
"Adj Close":"100.34"
}
*/
echo "\n\n\n";
/*
XML Result
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<root>
<customItem>
<Date>2011-07-15</Date>
<Open>597.50</Open>
<High>600.25</High>
<Low>588.16</Low>
<Close>597.62</Close>
<Volume>13732100</Volume>
<AdjClose>597.62</AdjClose>
</customItem>
*/
//echo $xml;
?>
If you want the old implementation just go back in the history of the repository.