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Getting Started: 11. Importing
Daniele Orlando edited this page Aug 1, 2018
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FluidXML provides an easy way to import existing XML documents from a variety of formats.
The resulting object is a FluidXml instance filled with the XML of the imported document.
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XML String
$xml = <<<XML
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<html>
<head/>
<body/>
</html>
XML;Concise syntax
$doc = fluidxml($xml);Extended syntax
$doc = new FluidXml($xml);
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XML File
Concise syntax
$doc = fluidify('path/to/file.xml');Extended syntax
$doc = FluidXml::load('path/to/file.xml');
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DOMDocument
Concise syntax
$doc = fluidxml($domdocument); // $domdocument is an instance of DOMDocument/DOMNodeList/DOMNode.Extended syntax
$doc = new FluidXml($domdocument); // $domdocument is an instance of DOMDocument/DOMNodeList/DOMNode.
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SimpleXMLElement
Concise syntax
$doc = fluidxml($simplexml); // $simplexml is an instance of SimpleXMLElement.Extended syntax
$doc = new FluidXml($simplexml); // $simplexml is an instance of SimpleXMLElement.
Existing XML documents instances can be injected in any point of the FluidXML document.
$doc = fluidxml();
$doc->add($dom) // A DOMDocument/DOMNode/DOMNodeList instance.
->add($simplexml) // A SimpleXMLElement instance.
->add($fluidxml) // A FluidXml instance.
->add($fluidxml->query('//p')); // A FluidXml query instance.Crazy things are possible too using arrays and I will not stop you from doing them.
$doc->add([ 'dom' => $dom,
'simple' => $simplexml,
'file' => fluidify('path/to/file.xml') ]);