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Composer JSON Reader and Manipulator

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A small PHP library for manipulating and reading the composer.json file. It allows you to add new sections, check if it's writable/readable, or retrieve information from the composer schema such as description, title, and more.

Installation

Install via Composer:

Usage

To load the composer.json file into ComposerReader:

Reading Section Data

Retrieve an array of objects for each package in the require section of the composer.json file:

Retrieve an array of objects for each PSR definition in the autoload section of the composer.json file:

The following section readers are available for the composer schema (Composer Schema Documentation):

Section Class
require RequireSection
require-dev RequireDevSection
autoload AutoloadSection
autoload-dev AutoloadDevSection

Additional schema information can be retrieved from the ComposerReader object with: $reader->contentSection('extra', null);

Changing Section Data

Add a new PSR autoload definition to an existing composer.json file and save it:

Running Commands

To perform composer operations, use the runCommand() method:

This attempts to execute the dump-autoload command for the specified composer.json file. This requires a globally installed Composer command on your system (Install Composer globally).

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Requires php Version >=8
composer/semver Version ^3
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