Upload CSV files and import to Database using Laravel PHP
In this article, we are how to upload CSV file from a system and import in the database using Laravel.
There are countless bundles accessible in Laravel to import dominant documents in the data set yet I will utilize PHP predefined techniques or capacities to peruse dominant document line by line and save records in the information base.
You can click here to find out about Basic File Handling in PHP
You will discover that how to open a document, read a record, keep in touch with a document, close a record, erase a record and ultimately read a recorded line by line by tapping the above URL which will help you more. So you should think about documents dealing with PHP.
To import CSV file data in the database, you must have a Laravel Model which belongs to a database table.
First, create a product table in the database and then create a model file for the product table in the following path app/Product.php and put the following line of code.
Model
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model;
class Product extends Model
{
public $fillable = ['name','details'];
}
Presently you will perceive how to peruse CSV document utilizing predefined CSV peruser and how to import its information in the data set. You can likewise print the information while bringing in CSV information to the data set by utilizing print_r order.
Add following line of code in your routes.php, you can place usefulness in your course or you can make a capacity inside a regulator to peruse CSV record and furthermore bringing in CSV document information to the data set it's upto you.
app/Http/routes.php
Route::get('read-excel',function(){
$fileD = fopen('expertphp-product.csv',"r");
$column=fgetcsv($fileD);
while(!feof($fileD)){
$rowData[]=fgetcsv($fileD);
}
foreach ($rowData as $key => $value) {
$inserted_data=array('name'=>$value[0],
'details'=>$value[1],
);
Product::create($inserted_data);
}
print_r($rowData);
});
Now you can try this code in your application to read CSV files and import to the database the same method you can use in other PHP related frameworks also.