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Informations about the package laravel-package-manager

Laravel Package Manager

The Laravel Package Manager provides fast, yet simple management of packages for your Laravel project. It allows you to quickly install a package via composer, if necessary, and then automatically register any or all Service Providers and Facades provided by the package.

Installation

To install, first install with composer: 

composer require patinthehat/laravel-package-manager

Then, register the service provider by editing config/app.php and adding:

LaravelPackageManager\LaravelPackageManagerServiceProvider::class,

to the $providers array.

That's it! You now have access to the package manager commands through artisan.

Usage

To install (via composer) a package and register any service providers or Facades it provides, use the package:require command:

package:require <package-name> [-r|--register-only] [-d|--dev]

The --register-only option skips the composer installation step. The --dev option allows you to install the package in your development dependencies.

To unregister service providers and facades associated with a package, use the package:unregister command:

package:unregister <package-name>

You will be prompted for each Service Provider and Facade, and asked if you would like to unregister it. This does not remove the package from your vendor/ directory.

License

The Laravel Package Manager is open source software, available under the MIT License.

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Requires php Version >=5.6.4
symfony/console Version ~3.2
symfony/process Version ~3.2
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