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Table of Contents

Introduction

This project is part of a set of roadmaps, where this is a small gear intended to collect a series of concepts, related to composer.

Specifically, the father of this project can be found here:

Objective

The objective of this project is to remember and record the knowledge that the autoe has about composer, following the parent roadmap.

Instructions and Concepts

In this section, the commands and concepts used will be listed and explained in general terms.

Basic Commands

The init command is used to start a new project using the composer setup:

$ composer init

The require command is used to add new dependencies to a project:

$ composer require <pakage>

To add the nesbot/carbon package, use the following command:

$ composer require nesbot/carbon

The install command is used to install all the dependencies defined in composer.json file:

$ composer install

The update command updates the dependencies to their latest allowed versions within the limits are defined in composer.json:

$ composer update

Package version control

Packages have been installed in composer.json, just to learn the different forms of package version control.

Packagist

The package has been moved for better practices, composer.json has also been modified and a repository has been created in packagist.

Autoload

The section is finished using some autoload options, and completed with some basic code:

Command to try code:

$ php public/index.php

Bibliography

All versions of learning-composer with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=8.2
nesbot/carbon Version ^2.71
symfony/symfony Version 5.1.*
guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ~6.3
monolog/monolog Version >=2.0
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