PHP array help

So something like this (add url yourself)

$final = collect($array['clientSetup']['selectedProducts'])->map(function ($item) {
    $item['code'] = intval($item['code']);
    $item['description'] = str_replace(' ', '', $item['description'];
    $item['productUrl'] = 'NO_URL';
    return $item ;
})->values();

Thanks for the response

I added the code in there like this

public function __construct($coid, $env, $app_id, $product) 
    {
        
        $url = APP_ROOT."dev/install/wsdl/my.wsdl";

        try{
        $soapclient = new SoapClient($url);
        //This overwrites the location at the bottom of the WSDL file
        $soapclient->__setLocation('http://exampleurl'); 
        $params = array('clientOid' => $coid);
        $response =$soapclient->getClientSetup($params);
        
        $final = collect($array['clientSetup']['selectedProducts'])->map(function ($item) {
        $item['code'] = intval($item['code']);
        $item['description'] = str_replace(' ', '', $item['description']);
        $item['productUrl'] = 'NO_URL';
        return $item ;
        })->values();
        
        //var_dump($response);
        //$array = json_decode(json_encode($response), true);
        print_r($response);
        echo "--------";
         
        //echo  $array['code']['5']['Description'];
        var_dump($array);
                
        }catch(Exception $e){
            echo $e->getMessage();
        }   

I received this error

Call to undefined function collect()

Are you using Laravel or plain PHP?

The collection method is a helper in Laravel so if you are using plain PHP the collection helper is not available.

https://laravel.com/docs/6.x/collections

Plain PHP. I wish this was Laravel!

Based on the answer of @sinnbeck

$final = array_values(array_map(function ($item) {
    $item['code'] = intval($item['code']);
    $item['description'] = str_replace(' ', '', $item['description'];
    $item['productUrl'] = 'NO_URL';
    return $item ;
},$array['clientSetup']['selectedProducts']));

Or just install collections as a standalone. You might need to use (new Collection()) instead of collect()

https://github.com/tightenco/collect

No luck yet :-(

What isn't working? Getting an error?

I don't get any kind of output

Guess I will give up on this one. Thanks everyone for the help

Well did you remember to change your dump to output $final and not $response?

First you can use map without using collections.

Second, Jeffrey has a free video on some array manipulation, including array_map.

I did yea. No output.

Any chance your $response is actually a json string, and you need to run json_decode on it?

You do realize when dealing with array's, it can take a little trial and error. Walk away, take a breath, then come back. Also have you did json_decode. Your array is a json array. w3schools has example of objects, array's in json and regular php array's.

Thanks everyone. Just getting aggravated with it. Let me walk away and come back to it

You can also validate Json here if needed.

https://jsonlint.com

I'm back and I almost have it.

This may not be the best solution, but I almost have it working

Here's the code

public function __construct($coid, $env, $app_id, $product) 
    {
        
        $url = APP_ROOT."dev/install/wsdl/my.wsdl";

        try{
        $soapclient = new SoapClient($url);
        //This overwrites the location at the bottom of the WSDL file
        $soapclient->__setLocation('http://exampleurl'); 
        $params = array('clientOid' => $coid);
        $response =$soapclient->getClientSetup($params);
        
        // This returns an object
        $response =$soapclient->getClientSetup($params);
        
        // Convert to an array  
        $objtoarray = json_decode(json_encode($response), true);
        
        // Add sqare brackets to beginning and end
        $tojson = json_encode(array($objtoarray));
        
        $removed = array_shift($objtoarray); // remove clientSetup
        $removed2 = array_shift($removed); // remove selectedProducts
        
                        
        print_r($removed2);
        echo "--------";
         
        //echo  $array['code']['5']['Description'];
        var_dump($array);
                
        }catch(Exception $e){
            echo $e->getMessage();
        }   

This returns the following

[
{
0: {
code: "1032",
description: "datapoint 1"
},
1: {
code: "2201",
description: "datapoint 2"
},
2: {
code: "2200",
description: "datapoint 3"
},
3: {
code: "1049",
description: "datapoint 4"
},

]

I need to remove the Index numbers in this case 0 - 3 and add the productUrl: "NO_URL" to all. It should look like this

[
{
code: 1001,
description: "datapoint 1",
productUrl: "NO_URL"
},
{
code: 1089,
description: "datapoint 1",
productUrl: "NO_URL"
},
{
code: 2101,
description: "datapoint 1",
productUrl: "NO_URL"
}
]

If some one could help me get this. I will be happy to buy you a beer!

There is no productUrl in top array, so step one is figure out why it's not pulled in. WIth out all the data it's hard to help. But you've come a long way.

If you get that url, here is a routine from a previous answer that may help display, it's in controller, just convert to blade.

    public function testJson()
 {
           $data = '[{  
    "ClientID":24,
    "Name":"Client1",
    "Balance1":null,
    "Balance2":null
},
{  
    "ClientID":25,
    "Name":"Client2",
    "Balance1":24,
    "Balance2":0
}]';
       // dd($data);
        $decoded = json_decode($data, true);
        //dd($decoded);
        foreach ($decoded as $d) {
            foreach ($d as $k => $v) {
                echo "$k - $v\n";
            }
        }
    }

It was some previous code from cronix that helped someone.