Simple PHP complex HTML table generator

• Rid himself of making puff loops for array output;
• Received standardization of the structure of arrays;

Simplest structure

Table::html($data, $tableInfo = false); 

• $data - the array itself to be printed
• $tableInfo() - an array of table settings

 Array ( [0] => Array // 1  ( [0] => Cell_00 // 1  1  [1] => Cell_01 // 2  1  [2] => Cell_02 // 3  1  ) [1] => Array // 2  ( [0] => Cell_10 // 1  [1] => Cell_11 // 2  [2] => Cell_12 // 3  ) ); 

 for($i=0;$i<5;$i++) for($j=0;$j<5;$j++) $matrix[$i][$j] = $i.$j; 

Nested arrays

 Array ( [0] => Array ( [0] => Cell_00 [1] => Cell_01 [2] => Cell_02 ) [1] => Array ( [0] => Cell_10 [1] => Cell_11 [2] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [0] => Cell_120 ) [1] => Array ( [0] => Cell_121 ) ) ) ) 

 Array ( [0] => Array ( [0] => Cell_00 [1] => Cell_01 [2] => Cell_02 ) [1] => Array ( [0] => Cell_10 [1] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [0] => Cell_110 [1] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [0] => Cell_1100 ) [1] => Array ( [0] => Cell_1101 ) ) ) [1] => Array ( [0] => Cell_111 [1] => Cell_112 ) ) ) ) 

Customization

1. At the root of the array, when listing lines

   
   
   Example

    Array ( [0] => Array(...) [1] => Array(...) ... [n] => Array(...) [tableInfo] => Array (...) ) 

   
   'tableInfo' located in the root of the array allows you to set general settings and parameters for the entire table:
   
   

    Array ( [rowspan] => false //  .     . [cols] => Array //  ( [0] => Array ( [title] =>  //title   (  th). [key] => name //key        . ) [1] => Array //title  key     ( //  cols    title,   key [title] =>  //     ,       , [key] => tel //    ) ) // HTML   : [id] => tableId [class] => tableClass [style] => color:#000; [args] => align=left width=80% // args    ,    . ) 

   
   The same array can be passed to the second parameter of the method:
   
   

    Table::html($data, $tableInfo = false); 

   
   If both methods are used simultaneously ( isset($data['tableInfo'] && isset($tableInfo) ), then in controversial cases, priority is given to the rules from the second $tableInfo .
   
   

    array_replace_recursive($data['tableInfo'], $tableInfo); 

   
   

   Example of using title

   
   
   Code

    Array ( [0] => Array ( [0] => Cell_00 [1] => Cell_01 [2] => Cell_02 ) [1] => Array ( [0] => Cell_10 [1] => Cell_11 [2] => Cell_12 ) [tableInfo] => Array ( [cols] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [title] => Title 1 ) [1] => Array ( [title] => Title 2 ) [2] => Array ( [title] => Title 3 ) ) ) ) 

   
   

   key usage example

   
   
   Code

    Array ( [0] => Array ( [0] => Cell_00 [1] => Cell_01 [2] => Cell_02 ) [1] => Array ( [0] => Cell_10 [1] => Cell_11 [2] => Cell_12 [3] => Cell_13 // , ..    key ) [tableInfo] => Array ( [cols] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [key] => 2 ) [1] => Array ( [key] => 0 ) [2] => Array ( [key] => 1 ) ) ) ) 

   
   
   
   Code

    $exmpl3 = array( 'tableInfo' => array( 'cols' => array( 0 => array('key' => 'cell0'), 1 => array('key' => 'cell1'), 2 => array('key' => 'cell2'), ) ), 0 => array( 'cell0' => 'Cell_00', 'cell2' => 'Cell_02', 'cell1' => 'Cell_01', ), 1 => array( 'cell0' => 'Cell_10', 'sub' => array( 0 => array( 'cell1' => 'Cell_110', 'sub' => array( 0 => array( 'cell2' => 'Cell_1100', ), 1 => array( 'cell0' => 'asdasd_10', //  , ..    'cell1' => 'asdasd_110',//    'cell2' => 'Cell_1101' ) ) ), 'sub' => array('cell1' => 'Cell_111', 'cell2' => 'Cell_112'), ) ) ); 

   
   It is worth mentioning here that if key is not used at all, then the array of output keys is populated with all keys of cells (not subarrays) that are in this line. For example in this case:
   
   
   Code

    $exmpl = array( 0 => array( 0 => 'Cell_00', 1 => 'Cell_01', 2 => 'Cell_02', ), 1 => array( 0 => 'Cell_10', 1 => 'Cell_11', 2 => 'Cell_12', ), ); 

   
   For both lines, the $colKeys ( ) will look like this:
   
   

    $colKeys = array(0, 1, 2); 

   
   

2. In any array of cells (at any level)

   
   
   Example

    Array ( [0] => Array( [qwe] =>  [asd] =>  [tableInfo] => Array (...) ) [1] => Array(...) ... ) 

   
   

    Array ( [0] => Array( [qwe] =>  [asd] =>  [zxc] => Array( [0] => Array( [jkl] =>  [tableInfo] => Array (...) ) [1] => Array() ) ) [1] => Array(...) ... ) 

   
   'tableInfo' located in the array of cells may contain settings for the row in which it is located and / or settings for each individual cell:
   
   

    'tableInfo' => array( 'rowspan' => false, //  rowspan    'rowspan' => true, //  rowspan    'rowspan' => 5, //   rowspan    'keys' => array( //      'delete' => 'all', //     'delete' => array('cell2'), //  ( 'cell2') 'add' => array('cell3'), //    ( 'cell3') 'forwarding' => array( //    .     0 => array( 'src' => 'cell1', //     cell1 'dst' => 'cell2' //   cell2 ), ), //  ,           ), //..            'cells' => array( //   'cell2' => array( //    'cell2' 'rowspan' => false, // 'rowspan' => true, // 'rowspan' => 5, //   'colspan' => 6, //    // HTML   : 'id' => 'cellId', 'class' => 'cellClass', 'style' => 'color:#000;', 'args' => 'align=left width=80%' ) ), // HTML   : 'id' => 'rowId', 'class' => 'rowClass', 'style' => 'color:#000;', 'args' => 'align=left width=80%' ); 

Rowspan priorities

1. The rule for the cell (the most important rule);
2. Rule for string;
3. Rule for table;
4. By default, rowspan is always considered if a subarray is present.