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1 | 1 | <?php |
2 | 2 | /** |
3 | - * This is an example of how you can use the JSON table module to validate |
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4 | - * data from a CSV file against your own schema definition and then store |
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5 | - * it in a PostgreSQL database. |
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6 | - * |
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7 | - * It's expected that this code should be used as a guide. Most likely |
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8 | - * this code would converted into a function in an application or in an |
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9 | - * API endpoint. |
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10 | - * |
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11 | - * To help make intended use of variables more understandable, this file, |
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12 | - * along with the source code uses Hungarian Notation in the variable names. |
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13 | - * |
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14 | - * @see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_notation |
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15 | - */ |
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3 | + * This is an example of how you can use the JSON table module to validate |
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4 | + * data from a CSV file against your own schema definition and then store |
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5 | + * it in a PostgreSQL database. |
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6 | + * |
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7 | + * It's expected that this code should be used as a guide. Most likely |
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8 | + * this code would converted into a function in an application or in an |
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9 | + * API endpoint. |
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10 | + * |
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11 | + * To help make intended use of variables more understandable, this file, |
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12 | + * along with the source code uses Hungarian Notation in the variable names. |
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13 | + * |
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14 | + * @see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_notation |
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15 | + */ |
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16 | 16 | use \JsonTable\Analyse; |
17 | 17 | use \JsonTable\Store; |
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