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Support title-less CSVs
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Automatically generate field names when column titles are missing, as specified by a URL parameter.
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Move to labs.data.gov URLs and simplify examples
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This gives us live examples to demonstrate. Also, remove `&source_format=csv` from the URLs, since they're no longer necessary with URLs that explicitly end in `.csv`.
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Closes #8.
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Updated documentation
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Fallback to fgetcsv if `str_getcsv` doesn't exist. Code was originally written for https://github.com/paulirish/infinite-scroll/blob/master/wordpress-plugin/includes/presets.php#L406.
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Only \n (Unix) newlines were supported. The use of \r (nominally old Macintosh) is widespread, and failed on the first government-generated CSV file that I tried. Also common are \r\n (Windows) newlines. This will determine which type of newline is most common in the file and default to that.
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This reverts commit 669a326.
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Only \n (Unix) newlines were supported. The use of \r (nominally old Macintosh) is widespread, and failed on the first government-generated CSV file that I tried. Also common are \r\n (Windows) newlines. This will determine which type of newline is most common in the file and default to that.
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Addressing issue #4, I've added an ini_get check to see if fopen has URL support. If it does not, then it falls back on using a newly established method, curl_get(), to retrieve the same data.
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I sincerely hope that this is unnecessary.
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The instructions are unclear in places because "CSV to API" is a totally reasonable phrase that is expected to be found within this readme, but it's also the name of the project. The solution is to stylize the title of the program.
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Providing descriptions of the query() and get_query_vars() methods.
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Because the intended audience for this package is governmental, better to illustrate the query structure with example.gov.
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Added "what problem this solves" and "how this solves it" sections, rewrote one-line description, expanded requirements, rewrote usage instructions, cleaned up arguments list, rewrote example URLs, and generally cleaned up punctuation etc.
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Accidentally reused a comment from another function, leading to an incorrect description
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In addition to continuing efforts to explain what all of the functionality does, to make it easier to understand by people who do not know PHP, I've also started moving away from the short forms of PHP employed here. (Specifically, putting all conditionals and loops within braces.) This is done only for clarity, specifically for people not familiar with PHP.