I`m trying to use google php api client, exactly fusiontables. For creating table parameters setting this way:
$postBody = new Google_Service_Fusiontables_Table;
$postBody->setName('Test');
I also should set at least one column this way
$postBody->setColumns($columns);
But documentation says $columns should have 'list' value. What does it mean? here it is String and boolean is very clear, but what is list?
According to Google s documentation, it
s request body. What the syntax? What does mean braces and how can I set $columns? request body
It looks like it is just an array of strings. List is not a PHP datatype although there is an unrelated function called list() .
A list of columns here is of type array . A column requires at least these properties:
name
of the column type
of the column ("DATETIME","LOCATION","NUMBER" or "STRING") When you use the google php api client a column is expected to be an instance of Google_Service_Fusiontables_Column
You may set the required properties directly by passing them via an array to the constructor:
new Google_Service_Fusiontables_Column(array('type'=>'STRING','name'=>'desiredColumName'));
A complete creation of a table (with 2 columns) would look like this:
//create FusionTable-instance
$table = new Google_Service_Fusiontables_Table;
//set table-name
$table->setName('myTableName');
//set required option isExportable
$table->setIsExportable('true');
//set column(s)
$table->setColumns(array(
new Google_Service_Fusiontables_Column(array('type'=>'STRING',
'name'=>'columnName')),
new Google_Service_Fusiontables_Column(array('type'=>'NUMBER',
'name'=>'otherName'))
)
);
//insert the table
//$service is a Google_Service_Fusiontables-instance
$result = $service->table->insert($table);
//display Id of the new FusionTable
echo $result->tableId;
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