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phpMyProfiler is a php/mysql-script to parse and display DVDProfiler data on your Website.

ETODB is a free PHP class which allows to parse and extract data from emails to integrate with other php applications. You can automatically parse email messages and convert email to database records, save attachments to specific folders, browse log.

VBase is a graphical front-end for a multiple user video storage, archive, and retrieval system. It includes a java upload/download applet, as well as a search system which can parse meta data about the stored video, and is based on a LAMP stack.

This is a PHP script that is used to parse the DMOZ RDF data dump files automatically. It features downloading of the files, extracting, cleaning, parsing and inserting the data into a MySQL database. This script is pretty fast!

CARPE (Retriever And Parser Extensible Classes) is a set of cross-platform PHP extensible classes intended to retrieve data from multiple kinds of local and online sources, parse it into custom formatted data and distribute it to multiple destinations.

Myq3log is a Quake 3 Log analyser. It use Php to parse the log files and mysql to store data in. You can browse in those data with a php interface too.

php xml db tools is a collection of php scripts that create, and parse through xml data schemas to automate the creation of database backed web sites.

A multi-platform, open-source (of course!) tool to convert a database to into an XML document. Also will include tools for the creation of XSL documents to parse the XML documents.

UPDATE 10Jun12: I have not had chance to package up the source code for this - however - it is all written. There's a full write up/article detailing exactly what I did/how it works here: PHP MySQL "instant" Audit Trail: http://www.flatcoder.co.uk/php-mysql-instant-auditorauditing/ This came about when a client asked for a way to audit their system. The codebase was an old PHP application with more files/scripts that anyone would like to plough through! The solution was a simple "drop in" replacement for the mysql_query call. ...