Laravel DOM

Package allows you to query, create, update and delete DOM Documents in Laravel style using functions like where, orWhere, whereHas etc.

You can get the first queried Element/Node or Collection of Elements/Nodes.

Requirements

Installation

composer require krzar/laravel-dom

Documentation

Look here for every class detailed documentation, also to see how to add and manipulate DOM elements: Documentation

Examples

Create new Document

use KrZar\LaravelDom\Document;

$htmlDocument = Document::loadHtml($html);
$xmlDocument = Document::loadXml($xml);

Basic query example

use KrZar\LaravelDom\Document;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Query;

$document = Document::loadHtml($html);
$elements = $document->query('div', function(Query $query) {
    $query->where('class', 'searched-class');
})->get();

Available selectors

[!CAUTION] Using string values instead enum is deprecated and will be removed in the next major release.

equals (default)

use KrZar\LaravelDom\Document;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Query;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Operator;

$document = Document::loadHtml($html);
$elements = $document->query('div', function(Query $query) {
    $query->where('class', Operator::EQUALS, 'searched-class');
})->get();

// OR

$elements = $document->query('div', function(Query $query) {
    $query->whereEquals('class', 'searched-class');
})->get();

contains

use KrZar\LaravelDom\Document;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Query;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Operator;

$document = Document::loadHtml($html);
$elements = $document->query('div', function(Query $query) {
    $query->where('class', Operator::CONTAINS, 'searched-class');
})->get();

// OR

$elements = $document->query('div', function(Query $query) {
    $query->whereContains('class', 'searched-class');
})->get();

not equals

use KrZar\LaravelDom\Document;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Query;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Operator;

$document = Document::loadHtml($html);
$elements = $document->query('div', function(Query $query) {
    $query->where('class', Operator::NOT_EQUALS, 'searched-class');
})->get();

// OR

$elements = $document->query('div', function(Query $query) {
    $query->whereNotEquals('class', 'searched-class');
})->get();

not contains

use KrZar\LaravelDom\Document;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Query;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Operator;

$document = Document::loadHtml($html);
$elements = $document->query('div', function(Query $query) {
    $query->where('class', Operator::NOT_CONTAINS, 'searched-class');
})->get();

// OR

$elements = $document->query('div', function(Query $query) {
    $query->whereNotContains('class', 'searched-class');
})->get();

has

use KrZar\LaravelDom\Document;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Query;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Operator;

$document = Document::loadHtml($html);
$elements = $document->query('div', function(Query $query) {
    $query->whereHas('id');
})->get();

// OR

$elements = $document->query('div', function(Query $query) {
    $query->where('id', Operator::HAS);
})->get();

not has

use KrZar\LaravelDom\Document;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Query;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Operator;

$document = Document::loadHtml($html);
$elements = $document->query('div', function(Query $query) {
    $query->whereNotHas('id');
})->get();

// OR

$elements = $document->query('div', function(Query $query) {
    $query->where('id', Operator::NOT_HAS);
})->get();

Advanced examples

orWhere

use KrZar\LaravelDom\Document;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Query;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Operator;

$document = Document::loadHtml($html);
$elements = $document->query('div', function(Query $query) {
    $query->where('class', Operator::CONTAINS, 'searched-class')
        ->orWhereHas('id');
})->query('a', function(Query $query) {
    $query->whereHas('href')
        ->whereContains('class', 'link');
})->get();

deep search

By default, a query is not searching deep inside DOM; it looks only for first children (XPath /).

To search deep for any child (XPath //) you need to add true on the end of query.

use KrZar\LaravelDom\Document;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Query;

$document = Document::loadHtml($html);
$elements = $document->query('a', function(Query $query) {
    $query->where('class', 'searched-class');
}, true)->get();

You can also use queryDeep method.

use KrZar\LaravelDom\Document;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Query;

$document = Document::loadHtml($html);
$elements = $document->queryDeep('a', function(Query $query) {
    $query->where('class', 'searched-class');
})->get();

Look for any

You can also look for any element just using *

use KrZar\LaravelDom\Document;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Query;

$document = Document::loadHtml($html);
$elements = $document->query('*', function(Query $query) {
    $query->where('class', 'searched-class');
})->get();

Nested conditions

If you want to search for condition like a || (b && c). You can make it using subqueries.

use KrZar\LaravelDom\Document;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Query;

$document = Document::loadHtml($html);
$elements = $document->query('span', function(Query $query) {
    $query->whereContains('class', 'searched-class')
        ->orWhere(function (Query $subQuery) {
            $subQuery->whereNotContains('class', 'another-class')
                ->whereEquals('title', 'some-title');
        });
})->get();

Query text content

You can also query text content of an element.

use KrZar\LaravelDom\Document;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Query;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Operator;

$document = Document::loadHtml($html);
$elements = $document->query('div', function(Query $query) {
    $query->where('class', Operator::CONTAINS, 'searched-class')
        ->whereText('Some text');
}
)->get();

Available text methods

• whereText
• whereTextEquals
• whereTextNotEquals
• whereTextContains
• whereTextNotContains
• orWhereText
• orWhereTextEquals
• orWhereTextNotEquals
• orWhereTextContains
• orWhereTextNotContains

By default these methods search only for text content of an element, not for element children.

To search deep for any child (XPath //) you need to add true on the end of the method.

For example:

use KrZar\LaravelDom\Document;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Query;
use KrZar\LaravelDom\Query\Operator;

$document = Document::loadHtml($html);
$elements = $document->query('div', function(Query $query) {
    $query->where('class', Operator::CONTAINS, 'searched-class')
        ->whereTextContains('Some text', true);
}
)->get();