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In this article, we are going to see how to convert JSON data into a CSV file using PHP.
JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a dictionary-like notation that can be used to structuring data. It is stored with the extension .json, for example - geeksforgeeks.json On the other hand, CSV (or Comma Separated Value) files represent data in a tabular format, with several rows and columns. An example of a CSV file can be an Excel Spreadsheet. These files have the extension of .csv, for example - geeksforgeeks.csv.Requirements: XAMPP Server Structure of JSON:
[{
"data1": "value1",
"data2": "value2",
...,
"data n": "value n"
}]
Example:
[{
"student": "sravan kumar",
"age": 22,
"subject": "java"
}]
Used Methods:
Syntax:
json_decode( string, assoc )Example:
$jsondata = '[{ "student": "sravan kumar", "age": 22, "subject": "java" }, { "student": "ojaswi", "age": 21, "subject": "java" }, { "student": "rohith", "age": 22, "subject": "dbms" }, { "student": "bobby", "age": 22, "subject": "sql" }]'; // Decode the json data and convert it // into an associative array $jsonans = json_decode($jsondata, true);
Syntax:
fopen( filename, file_mode )
Example:
// File pointer in writable mode $file_pointer = fopen($csv, 'w');
Syntax:
fclose( $file_pointer );
Example:
fclose( $file_pointer );
Syntax:
fputcsv( file, fields )
Example:
fputcsv( $file_pointer, $i );