// This function prints the data out in the command line in a grid format pleasing to humans.
// This is where the spaceLength function comes into play.
function printArrayInCommandLine($contentsArray)
{
$textLines = '';
$unitsTitleSpace = spaceLength(8, 'Units');
$fullnameTitleSpace = spaceLength(35, 'Full Name');
foreach ($contentsArray as $key => $value) {
$firstSpace = spaceLength(8, $value['units']);
$secondSpace = spaceLength(35, $value['full name']);
$thirdSpace = spaceLength(3, $value['employee number']);
$textLines .= "{$value['units']}{$firstSpace}| {$value['full name']}{$secondSpace}| {$value['employee number']}{$thirdSpace}" . PHP_EOL;
}
return "Units{$unitsTitleSpace}| Full Name{$fullnameTitleSpace}| Employee Number" . PHP_EOL . $textLines;
}
// Each function is called and saved as $contentsArray to cut down on variables.
// Each time the updated version of the array is saved over the previous array of the same name.
$contentsArray = readTheFile('data/reports.txt');
$contentsArray = separateArray($contentsArray);
$contentsArray = reorderArray($contentsArray);
// This portion prints out human pleasing sentences of each variable.
$numOfEmployees = countEmployees($contentsArray);
echo "There are {$numOfEmployees} employees." . PHP_EOL;
$sumOfAllUnits = addAllUnits($contentsArray);
echo "The total number of units sold was {$sumOfAllUnits}." . PHP_EOL;
$averageUnitsSold = averageOfUnitsSold($sumOfAllUnits, $numOfEmployees);
echo "The average number of units sold by each employee was {$averageUnitsSold}." . PHP_EOL;
// This portion sorts the array by the employee array units value.
$contentsArray = sortByUnits($contentsArray);
// And this portion prints out the resulting array into a human pleasing format in the command line.
echo printArrayInCommandLine($contentsArray);
$stringValueWithSpaces = $stringValue;
for ($i = 0; $i < $numberOfSpaces; $i++) {
$stringValueWithSpaces .= " ";
}
return $stringValueWithSpaces;
}
echo "====================================================================" . PHP_EOL;
//grabs text file and renames as a variable
$unitsSorted = parseNames('parsecsv.txt');
//count employees
function countEmployees($array)
{
return count($array);
}
//gets the number of employees to count from line 51- $unitsSorted echos it out to HRO- human readable output
$employeeCount = countEmployees($unitsSorted);
echo "There are {$employeeCount} total employees working." . PHP_EOL;
//adds units sold from all employees together
function soldUnits($array)
{
$sumOfUnitsSold = 0;
foreach ($array as $key => $value) {
$sumOfUnitsSold = $value['Units_Sold'] + $sumOfUnitsSold;
}
return $sumOfUnitsSold;
}
$unitsSold = soldUnits($unitsSorted);
echo "The company sold {$unitsSold} total products." . PHP_EOL;
//gets the avg. of untis sold/employees
function avgUnitsSold($IntUnitsSold, $IntEmployeeCount)
{
?>
<tr>
<td><?php
print $company['name'];
?>
</td>
<td><?php
print $company['address'];
?>
</td>
<td> <?php
print $company['city'];
?>
</td>
<?php
$count = countEmployees($company['employees']);
?>
<td><?php
print $count;
?>
</td>
<?php
$TotalEmployees += $count;
?>
<td>
<?php
foreach ($company['employees'] as $employee) {
print capName($employee . " ");
}
?>
<?php
