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Informations about the package workspaces

Auroro Workspaces

Composer plugin for PHP monorepo workspace management. Part of the Auroro framework ecosystem.

Handles cascading installs with symlinked vendors, dependency-aware parallel command execution, dependency graph generation, and cross-worktree package linking.

Installation

Configuration

Add workspace paths to your root composer.json:

The paths array defines glob patterns for workspace package directories. Defaults to ["packages/*"] if omitted.

Options

Key Type Default Description
paths list<string> ["packages/*"] Glob patterns for workspace package directories
graph string\|null null Path to write the dependency graph (relative to root)
autolink bool false Automatically link/unlink packages on install/uninstall

Dependency graph output

The graph is always written to vendor/workspace.json. The graph option writes an additional copy to the specified path (relative to the project root).

Automatic linking

By default, the plugin does not automatically link or unlink workspace packages. This means you must run composer link manually after installing to register packages as path repositories in Composer's global config.

To have this happen automatically on composer install and composer uninstall, set autolink to true:

You can always link/unlink manually with composer link and composer unlink regardless of this setting.

What happens on composer install

Two things happen automatically after every composer install or composer update:

  1. Dependency graph — scans all workspace packages, builds an internal dependency graph, and writes it to vendor/workspace.json (and to the configured graph path if set).

  2. Cascading vendor install — for workspace packages that have a bin entry or a composer.lock, creates a vendor/ directory with symlinks to root vendor packages, copies Composer metadata and bin proxies, then runs composer dump-autoload in parallel. No duplicate downloads — everything points back to the root vendor.

If autolink is enabled, workspace linking also runs automatically (see above).

Commands

composer each <script>

Run a Composer script defined in each workspace package's composer.json. Packages that don't define the script are skipped.

composer each -- <command>

Run an arbitrary shell command in every workspace package directory.

Filtering

Use --filter / -f to select packages by glob pattern. Patterns match the short name (after /) by default. Include / in the pattern to match the full package name.

Prefix with ! to exclude.

Execution order

Commands run in topological levels — packages at the same dependency level execute in parallel, but each level waits for the previous one to complete. This ensures dependencies are always satisfied before dependents run.

composer link

Manually re-link the current worktree's packages to Composer's global config. This happens automatically on install, but can be run explicitly after switching worktrees.

composer unlink [--all]

Remove the current worktree's entries from global config. Use --all to remove all worktrees for the monorepo.

composer workspaces

Show all linked worktrees for the monorepo, highlighting the current one.

Dependency graph

Written to vendor/workspace.json on every install/update (and to the graph path if configured):

Each level contains packages that can be processed in parallel. Levels are ordered so that all dependencies of level N appear in levels 0..N-1.

Cascading vendor install

Workspace packages with a bin entry or composer.lock get their own vendor/ directory automatically:

This means apps/skeleton/vendor/bin/phpx works exactly as if you ran composer install in that directory — but without downloading anything twice.

Cross-worktree linking

When working with multiple git worktrees of the same monorepo, each worktree can link its packages to Composer's global config. This makes workspace packages available as path repositories to any Composer project on the machine.

Global config is stored in ~/.composer/config.json (or $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/composer/config.json).

All versions of workspaces with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=8.3
auroro/composer Version self.version
composer-plugin-api Version ^2.6
Composer command for our command line client (download client) This client runs in each environment. You don't need a specific PHP version etc. The first 20 API calls are free. Standard composer command

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