laracsv | Laravel package to easily generate CSV files | CSV Processing library
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A Laravel package to easily generate CSV files from Eloquent model.
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- Add rows to the writer .
- Build the CSV from a builder .
- Get data fields .
- Build a csv file .
- Sets a callback for each chunk .
- Add header .
- Download CSV file .
- Set the beforeEach callback .
- Get header fields .
- Get the stream reader .
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I'm running into some issues with my Collection/Model relationships with regards to LaraCSV. Here is its documentation: https://github.com/usmanhalalit/laracsv#full-documentation. I have 3 models that interact right now: Doctor, Patient, Script
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Answered 2019-Feb-13 at 03:28I settled by placing all of the patients belonging to the user's doctors through a foreach loop, then using another one to grab the patient's id. I then took the patient's id array and used the whereIn function to compare the Script's patient_id field to get the correct strips.
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I have a function in my Controller where I'm trying to export a .csv file using LaraCSV. This is their available documentation: https://github.com/usmanhalalit/laracsv#full-documentation. For whatever reason, I can't seem to use the $doctor
variable that I declared earlier in the function into the beforeEach
function for LaraCSV. Is anyone aware of how this can be accomplished? Or will I need to perform another where()
find from the patient to the doctor?
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Answered 2019-Feb-11 at 17:13Use php Closure
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$exporter->build($modelCollection, $fields) takes three parameters. First one is the model (collection of models), seconds one takes the field names you want to export, third one is config, which is optional.
For larger datasets, which can become more memory consuming, a builder instance can be used to process the results in chunks. Similar to the row-related hook, a chunk-related hook can be used in this case for e.g. eager loading or similar chunk based operations. The behaviour between both hooks is similar; it gets called before each chunk and has the entire collection as an argument. In case false is returned the entire chunk gets skipped and the code continues with the next one. The default chunk size is set to 1000 results but can be altered by passing a different value in the $config passed to buildFromBuilder. Example alters the chunk size to 500. © Muhammad Usman. Licensed under MIT license.
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