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Basic Usage

$reader = new \Ziyodulloxon\SimpleCsv\Reader("./path/to/file.csv");

$rows = $reader->read();

foreach ($rows as $row) {
    var_dump($row);
}

Output:

[
    0 => 111,
    1 => "+79991234567",
    2 => "John Smith",
],
[
    0 => 112,
    1 => "+79881234568",
    2 => "Jane Doe",
],
[
    0 => 49329,
    1 => "+79771234569",
    2 => "Walter White",
]

Using associateWithHeaders() to Use Headers as Keys

$reader = new \Ziyodulloxon\SimpleCsv\Reader("./path/to/file.csv");

$rows = $reader->associateWithHeaders()->read();

foreach ($rows as $row) {
    var_dump($row);
}

Output:

[
    "id_client" => 111,
    "phone" => "+79991234567",
    "name" => "John Smith",
],
[
    "id_client" => 112,
    "phone" => "+79881234568",
    "name" => "Jane Doe",
],
[
    "id_client" => 49329,
    "phone" => "+79771234569",
    "name" => "Walter White",
]

Using batchRead() for Large Files

$reader = new \Ziyodulloxon\SimpleCsv\Reader("./path/to/file.csv");

//$iterable is an instance of \Generator
$iterable = $reader->associateWithHeaders()->batchRead(1);

foreach ($iterable as $item) {
    var_dump($item);
}

Output:

Same as above, but with lower memory usage.