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Informations about the package composerdoc

Composerdoc Command Line Utility

Build Status

Composerdoc is a tool that allows you to dump a listing of the required packages within your project to a markdown format for documentation purposes.

Installation

Add this to your composer.json by running composer.phar require jwpage/composerdoc --dev.

Or alternatively, as Composerdoc is a documentation tool, you can install it separately and run it with the --path option.

echo -n '{ "require": { "jwpage/composerdoc": "*" } }' > composer.json
composer.phar install

Usage

composerdoc dump

To generate composerdoc output: 

./vendor/bin/composerdoc --path <path_to_composer.json_dir>

To include dev requirements: 

./vendor/bin/composerdoc --dev

To include requirements of requirements: 

./vendor/bin/composerdoc --sub

composerdoc check

You can use composerdoc to check if a README file has the latest composerdoc information.

./vendor/bin/composerdoc --path <README.markdown>

This command takes the same options as the composerdoc dump command.

composerdoc update

You can also automatically update a README file with the latest composerdoc information in one command.

./vendor/bin/composerdoc --path <README.markdown>

This command takes the same options as the composerdoc dump command.

Example Output

Required Packages

Dev Packages

Running Tests

First, install PHPUnit with composer.phar install --dev, then run ./vendor/bin/phpunit.

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Requires symfony/console Version >=2.1.0,<2.4
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