asdfx/laravel-gedcom is a package to parse GEDCOM files, and import them as Laravel models, inside your Laravel application.
composer require asdfx/laravel-gedcom
You must create the database schema before doing anything, so run the migrations:
php artisan migrate
php artisan gedcom:import /path/to/your/gedcom/file.ged
use Asdfx\LaravelGedcom\Facades\GedcomParserFacade;
$filename = '/path/to/your/gedcom/file.ged';
GedcomParserFacade::parse($filename, true);
use \Asdfx\LaravelGedcom\Utils\GedcomParser;
$filename = '/path/to/your/gedcom/file.ged';
$parser = new GedcomParser();
$parser->parse($filename, true);
This package will create the following database tables, which map to models:
- places ->
Asdfx\LaravelGedcom\Models\Place - persons ->
Asdfx\LaravelGedcom\Models\Person - person_events ->
Asdfx\LaravelGedcom\Models\PersonEvent - families
Asdfx\LaravelGedcom\Models\Family - family_events
Asdfx\LaravelGedcom\Models\FamilyEvents
The parse() method takes two parameters, string $filename, and bool $progressBar = false.
If you set $progressBar to true, a ProgressBar will be output to php://stdout, which is useful when you are calling
the parser from Artisan commands.
Pull requests are welcome, as are issues.
MIT License (see License.md). This means you must retain the copyright and permission notice is all copies, or substantial portions of this software.