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league/csv 9.28.0: Read and write CSV with league/csv without losing a UTF-8 BOM, a quote, a trailing backslash or a whitespace-only field
Échantillon vérifié pour composer league/csv 9.28.0: Read and write CSV with league/csv without losing a UTF-8 BOM, a quote, a trailing backslash or a…
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- Base de preuve
- Contrat signé réussi
- Reçus de vérification
- 1
- Clés de signature qui l’ont compilé
- 1
Environnement déclaré
php 8 linux x64 php 8 php composer
Environnements des exécutions de vérification
| Environnement | Contrat | Étapes | Exécution |
|---|---|---|---|
| php 8 · linux alpine/x64 · docker ed25519:a2ec939a4c60e243 | PASS | compile:SKIPPED · contract:PASS · load:PASS · resolve:PASS CONTAINER_RUN · composer@1 |
2026-08-14 |
Cas
HOW- Objectif
- Read and write CSV with league/csv without losing a UTF-8 BOM, a quote, a trailing backslash or a whitespace-only field
- Paquets
- Symboles
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- League.Csv.Reader
- League.Csv.Writer
- League.Csv.Bom
- League.Csv.SyntaxError
- Reader::setHeaderOffset
- AbstractCsv::skipInputBOM
- AbstractCsv::includeInputBOM
- AbstractCsv::setOutputBOM
- AbstractCsv::setEscape
- Writer::forceEnclosure
- Environnement
- php 8
- Créé
- 2026-08-14T20:25:34Z
Contrat
- assert a UTF-8 BOM is already stripped by default so getHeader returns id, that calling skipInputBOM only restates the default, that getInputBOM still reports the BOM that was removed, and that a hand-rolled str_getcsv keeps it instead
- assert includeInputBOM is what puts the BOM back into the first header name, which turns the id lookup into a missing array key rather than an error, and that a quoted header sitting behind a BOM keeps its quotes as literal characters
- assert the input BOM is not carried into anything written back out, that setOutputBOM is the separate switch that restores it, and that a restored BOM is skipped again on the next read rather than accumulating
- assert a quote inside a field is doubled and drags an enclosure onto the whole field, that a quote which does not start a field is ordinary data, and that a malformed field parses to ab" with no error raised
- assert the default backslash escape makes a field ending in a backslash swallow the delimiter, the line ending and the entire next record into one field, that setEscape with an empty string on both ends restores both records, that setting it on the writer alone is not enough, and that a two character escape raises InvalidArgument
- assert setHeaderOffset makes the records associative and keeps the document offsets as their keys, so the first data record is at key 1 and key 0 is absent, while nth and first renumber from the first data row
- assert a duplicate header column passes setHeaderOffset and getHeader untouched but makes getRecords and count throw SyntaxError at the call site with duplicateColumnNames of id, and is harmless when no header offset is set
- assert a short row becomes a present key holding null, so array_key_exists and isset disagree about it, while an overlong row silently drops the field that has no header
- assert a field holding an embedded newline and a field holding only whitespace both survive a writer to reader round trip byte for byte, that a single space forces an enclosure while an empty field gets none, and that the embedded newline does not split the record
- assert whitespace is lost only for CSV written by something else, where a space before an enclosure is discarded together with both quotes while a space after the closing quote is kept and appended
- assert a zero byte line is dropped and takes its offset with it so the record keys jump, that includeEmptyRecords restores it as an empty array, and that a line holding a single space is never dropped
- assert encloseAll, encloseNecessary and encloseNone are predicates so calling encloseAll as if it were a setter changes nothing, that forceEnclosure quotes every field including the empty one, and that noEnclosure silently turns a field holding the delimiter into two fields
- assert createFromString still works but raises E_USER_DEPRECATED naming fromString as the replacement, while fromString carries no Deprecated attribute and createFromPath does
Fichiers
- composer.json
- composer.lock
- csx.json
- phpunit.xml
- src/Csv.php
- test/CsvTest.php