Is there a way of turning this:
network={
ssid="tele2-ssid-66577"
#psk="testtest2"
psk=8308d8e34c60fe471fda6837ab5821694e8cf51a655f24295797df33d02df6e9
}
into an object or an array with php?
I tried json_decode with no result.
------------- UPDATE:
the end goal is to extract only the psk key, I just thought turning it into an object/array would be the easiest thing to do rather than meddling with regular expressions or fiddling with the string, but maybe it's not possible...
I ran it through regex and then some processing
$str = 'network={
ssid="tele2-ssid-66577"
#psk="testtest2"
psk=8308d8e34c60fe471fda6837ab5821694e8cf51a655f24295797df33d02df6e9
}';
$output = array();
if (preg_match_all('/(([^=]+)=\{|\s+([^#]+)=(.*))/', $str, $match) and sizeof($match[2]) > 2) {
$output[$match[2][0]] = array();
for ($i=1; $i<sizeof($match[2]); $i++) {
$key = trim($match[3][$i]);
$value = trim($match[4][$i]);
// remove outer double quotes
if (preg_match('/^"(.*)"$/', $value, $match2)) $value = $match2[1];
// save
$output[$match[2][0]][$key] = $value;
}
}
print_r($output);
Giving the output:
Array
(
[network] => Array
(
[ssid] => tele2-ssid-66577
[psk] => 8308d8e34c60fe471fda6837ab5821694e8cf51a655f24295797df33d02df6e9
)
)