Merge SimpleXML elements by SKU attribute - php

Question

I have 3 xml files with same structure. What I need to do is merge them together via php.
Take a look at my example file below
1.xml
<data>
<product productsku="ABC1" price="550000" pricesale="" hn="1"></product>
<product productsku="ABC2" price="" pricesale="" hn="0"></product>
</data>
2.xml
<data>
<product productsku="ABC2" price="550000" pricesale="" dn="2"></product>
<product productsku="ABC3" price="" pricesale="" dn="0"></product>
</data>
3.xml
<data>
<product productsku="ABC3" price="550000" pricesale="" gn="3"></product>
<product productsku="ABC4" price="" pricesale="" gn="0"></product>
</data>
I would like to get the following result:
<data><product productsku="ABC1" price="550000" pricesale="" hn="1"></product>
<product productsku="ABC2" price="550000" pricesale="" dn="2" hn="0"></product>
<product productsku="ABC3" price="550000" pricesale="" dn="0" gn="3"></product>
<product productsku="ABC4" price="" pricesale="" gn="0"></product>
</data>
The code that I am trying
<?php
$xml1 = file_get_contents('1.xml');
$xml2 = file_get_contents('2.xml');
$targetDom = new DOMDocument();
$targetDom->loadXml($xml1);
$targetXpath = new DOMXpath($targetDom);
$addDom = new DOMDocument();
$addDom->loadXml($xml2);
$addXpath = new DOMXpath($addDom);
// merge attributes of product elements depending on productsku
foreach ($targetXpath->evaluate('//product[#productsku]') as $product) {
$productsku = $product->getAttribute('productsku');
foreach ($addXpath->evaluate('//product[#productsku='.$productsku.']/#*') as $attribute) {
if (!$product->hasAttribute($attribute->name)) {
$product->setAttribute($attribute->name, $attribute->value);
}
}
}
// copy products elements that are not in target dom
foreach ($addXpath->evaluate('//product[#productsku]') as $product) {
$productsku = $product->getAttribute('productsku');
if ($targetXpath->evaluate('count(//product[#productsku='.$productsku.'])') == 0) {
$targetDom->documentElement->appendChild(
$targetDom->importNode($product)
);
}
}
echo $targetDom->saveXml();
I tried the above, it works fine if the SKU is numeric. But my SKU or ID is not a number. And I have 3 xml files
I tried to find the solution on stackoverflow.
But all is not as I expected.
I'm really not good at this. Please help me through a php snippet.

Answer 1

I found the xml_adopt function here: PHP - SimpleXML - AddChild with another SimpleXMLElement
Then it's a matter of loading each file, keeping track of products and overwriting them if the product has only been seen with no price, then adopting them into a single SimpleXMLElement.
<?php
/*
Question Author: Phan Vũ
Question Answerer: Jacob Mulquin
Question: Merge SimpleXML elements by SKU attribute
URL: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74625741/merge-simplexml-elements-by-sku-attribute
Tags: php, xml
*/
// https://stackoverflow.com/a/11727581/1427345
function xml_adopt($root, $new) {
$node = $root->addChild($new->getName(), (string) $new);
foreach($new->attributes() as $attr => $value) {
$node->addAttribute($attr, $value);
}
foreach($new->children() as $ch) {
xml_adopt($node, $ch);
}
}
$xml = new SimpleXMLElement('<data></data>');
$files = ['1.xml', '2.xml', '3.xml'];
$to_adopt = [];
foreach ($files as $file) {
$load = simplexml_load_file($file);
foreach ($load->product as $product) {
$sku = (string) $product->attributes()['productsku'];
if (!isset($to_adopt[$sku])) {
$to_adopt[$sku] = $product;
} else {
$price = (string) $to_adopt[$sku]->attributes()['price'];
if (empty($price)) {
$to_adopt[$sku]['price'] = $price;
}
$existing_attributes = ((array) $to_adopt[$sku]->attributes())['#attributes'];
foreach ($product->attributes() as $name => $attribute) {
if (!in_array($name, $existing_attributes)) {
$to_adopt[$sku][$name] = $attribute;
}
}
}
}
}
foreach ($to_adopt as $adopt) {
xml_adopt($xml, $adopt);
}
file_put_contents('output.xml', $xml->asXML());
Yields:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<data>
<product productsku="ABC1" price="550000" pricesale="" hn="1"/>
<product productsku="ABC2" price="550000" pricesale="" hn="0" dn="2"/>
<product productsku="ABC3" price="550000" pricesale="" dn="0" gn="3"/>
<product productsku="ABC4" price="" pricesale="" gn="0"/>
</data>