_createChildsource protected static

_createChild( array $data )

Helper to _fromArray(). It will create childs of arrays

Parameters

array $data

Array with informations to create childs

_fromArraysource protected static

_fromArray( DOMDocument $dom , DOMElement $node , array $data , string $format )

Recursive method to create childs from array

Parameters

DOMDocument $dom

Handler to DOMDocument

DOMElement $node

Handler to DOMElement (child)

array $data

$data Array of data to append to the $node.

string $format

Either 'attributes' or 'tags'. This determines where nested keys go.

Throws

XmlException
XmlException

_loadXmlsource protected static

_loadXml( string $input , array $options )

Parse the input data and create either a SimpleXmlElement object or a DOMDocument.

Parameters

string $input

The input to load.

array $options

The options to use. See Xml::build()

Returns

SimpleXmlElement|DOMDocument
SimpleXmlElement|DOMDocument

Throws

XmlException
XmlException

_toArraysource protected static

_toArray( SimpleXMLElement $xml , array $parentData , string $ns , array $namespaces )

Recursive method to toArray

Parameters

SimpleXMLElement $xml

SimpleXMLElement object

array $parentData

$parentData Parent array with data

string $ns

Namespace of current child

array $namespaces

List of namespaces in XML

buildsource public static

build( string|array $input , array $options array() )

Initialize SimpleXMLElement or DOMDocument from a given XML string, file path, URL or array.

Usage:

Building XML from a string:

$xml = Xml::build('<example>text</example>');

Building XML from string (output DOMDocument):

$xml = Xml::build('<example>text</example>', array('return' => 'domdocument'));

Building XML from a file path:

$xml = Xml::build('/path/to/an/xml/file.xml');

Building from a remote URL:

$xml = Xml::build('http://example.com/example.xml');

Building from an array:

        $value = array(
                'tags' => array(
                        'tag' => array(
                                array(
                                        'id' => '1',
                                        'name' => 'defect'
                                ),
                                array(
                                        'id' => '2',
                                        'name' => 'enhancement'
                        )
                        )
                )
        );
$xml = Xml::build($value);

When building XML from an array ensure that there is only one top level element.

Options

• return Can be 'simplexml' to return object of SimpleXMLElement or 'domdocument' to return DOMDocument.
• loadEntities Defaults to false. Set to true to enable loading of <!ENTITY definitions. This is disabled by default for security reasons.
• readFile Set to false to disable file reading. This is important to disable when putting user data into Xml::build(). If enabled local & remote files will be read if they exist. Defaults to true for backwards compatibility reasons.
• If using array as input, you can pass options from Xml::fromArray.

Parameters

string|array $input

XML string, a path to a file, a URL or an array

array $options optional array()

The options to use

Returns

SimpleXMLElement|DOMDocument
SimpleXMLElement or DOMDocument

Throws

XmlException
XmlException

fromArraysource public static

fromArray( array $input , array $options array() )

Transform an array into a SimpleXMLElement

Options

• format If create childs ('tags') or attributes ('attributes').
• pretty Returns formatted Xml when set to true. Defaults to false
• version Version of XML document. Default is 1.0.
• encoding Encoding of XML document. If null remove from XML header. Default is the some of application.
• return If return object of SimpleXMLElement ('simplexml') or DOMDocument ('domdocument'). Default is SimpleXMLElement.

Using the following data:

$value = array(
   'root' => array(
       'tag' => array(
           'id' => 1,
           'value' => 'defect',
           '@' => 'description'
        )
    )
);

Calling Xml::fromArray($value, 'tags'); Will generate:

<root><tag><id>1</id><value>defect</value>description</tag></root>

And calling Xml::fromArray($value, 'attributes'); Will generate:

<root><tag id="1" value="defect">description</tag></root>

Parameters

array $input

Array with data

array $options optional array()

The options to use

Returns

SimpleXMLElement|DOMDocument
SimpleXMLElement or DOMDocument

Throws

XmlException
XmlException

toArraysource public static

toArray( SimpleXMLElement|DOMDocument|DOMNode $obj )

Returns this XML structure as an array.

Parameters

SimpleXMLElement|DOMDocument|DOMNode $obj

SimpleXMLElement, DOMDocument or DOMNode instance

Returns

array
Array representation of the XML structure.

Throws

XmlException
XmlException