The SwapDelimiter is a PHP stream filter which enables converting the multibytes delimiter into a
suitable delimiter character to allow processing your CSV document.
Out of the box, the package is not able to handle multibytes delimited CSV. You should first try to see if by changing your PHP locale settings the CSV gets correctly parsed.
use League\Csv\SwapDelimiter;
use League\Csv\Reader;
$document = <<<CSV
csv;content;in;japanese;locale
CSV;
setlocale(LC_ALL, 'ja_JP.SJIS');
$reader = Reader::fromString($document);
$reader->setHeaderOffset(0);
$reader->first();
If that does not work you can then try using the SwapDelimiter stream filter.
public static SwapDelimiter::addTo(AbstractCsv $csv, string $sourceDelimiter): void
The SwapDelimiter::addTo method will:
Writer object it will convert the CSV single-byte delimiter into the $sourceDelimiterReader object it will convert the $sourceDelimiter delimiter into a CSV single-byte delimiteruse League\Csv\SwapDelimiter;
use League\Csv\Writer;
$writer = Writer::fromString();
$writer->setDelimiter("\x02");
SwapDelimiter::addTo($writer, '💩');
$writer->insertOne(['toto', 'tata', 'foobar']);
$writer->toString();
//returns toto💩tata💩foobar\n
Once the SwapDelimiter::addTo is called you should not change your CSV delimiter setting. Or put in
other words. You should first set the CSV single-byte delimiter before calling the SwapDelimiter method.
Conversely, you can use the same technique with a Reader object.
use League\Csv\SwapDelimiter;
use League\Csv\Reader;
$document = <<<CSV
observedOn💩temperature💩place
2023-10-01💩18💩Yamoussokro
2023-10-02💩21💩Yamoussokro
2023-10-03💩15💩Yamoussokro
CSV;
$reader = Reader::fromString($document);
$reader->setHeaderOffset(0);
$reader->setDelimiter("\x02");
SwapDelimiter::addTo($reader, '💩');
$reader->first();
//returns ['observedOn' => '2023-10-01', 'temperature' => '18', 'place' => 'Yamoussokro']
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