public static function UserCsvImportController::prepareRow in User CSV import 8

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 2.0.x src/Controller/UserCsvImportController.php \Drupal\user_csv_import\Controller\UserCsvImportController::prepareRow()
2. 1.0.x src/Controller/UserCsvImportController.php \Drupal\user_csv_import\Controller\UserCsvImportController::prepareRow()

Prepares a new user from an upload row and current config.

Parameters

array $row: A row from the currently uploaded file.

array $config: An array of configuration containing:

• roles: an array of role ids to assign to the user
• password: a password for the imported users extracted from settings
• status: the status to be assigned to the new users extracted from settings

array $fields_position: An array with the position of the selected fields.

Return value

array New user values suitable for User::create().

1 call to UserCsvImportController::prepareRow()

UserCsvImportController::processUpload in src/Controller/UserCsvImportController.php

Processes an uploaded CSV file, creating a new user for each row of values.

File

src/Controller/UserCsvImportController.php, line 102

Class

UserCsvImportController

Provides methods to import CSV files and convert to users.

Namespace

Drupal\user_csv_import\Controller

Code

public static function prepareRow(array $row, array $config, array $fields_position) {

  // Prepare username.
  $preferred_username = strtolower($row[0]);

  // Check if the username exists.
  $i = 0;
  while (self::usernameExists($i ? $preferred_username . $i : $preferred_username)) {
    $i++;
  }

  // If exists, assign a number to the name.
  $username = $i ? $preferred_username . $i : $preferred_username;
  $user_data = [
    'uid' => NULL,
    'name' => $username,
    'pass' => $config['password'],
    'status' => $config['status'],
    'created' => \Drupal::time()
      ->getRequestTime(),
    'roles' => array_values($config['roles']),
  ];

  // Add selected fields with their values to user data for store un database.
  foreach ($fields_position as $index => $position) {
    $user_data[$index] = $row[$position];
  }
  return $user_data;
}