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Informations about the package component-installer

DEPRECATED

Component Installer has been deprecated. Use one of the following projects instead:

Example

Component Installer for Composer Build Status

Allows installation of Components via Composer.

Install

Usage

To install a Component with Composer, add the Component to your composer.json require key. The following will install jQuery and normalize.css:

Using the Component

The easiest approach is to use the Component statically. Just reference the Components manually using a script or link tag:

For complex projects, a RequireJS configuration is available, which allows autoloading scripts only when needed. A require.css file is also compiled, including all Component stylesheets:

Configuration

There are a number of ways to alter how Components are installed and used.

Installation Directory

It is possible to switch where Components are installed by changing the component-dir option in your root composer.json's config. The following will install jQuery to public/jquery rather than components/jquery:

Defaults to components.

Base URL

While component-dir depicts where the Components will be installed, component-baseurl tells RequireJS the base path that will use when attempting to load the scripts in the web browser. It is important to make sure the component-baseurl points to the component-dir when loaded externally. See more about baseUrl in the RequireJS documentation.

Defaults to components.

Assetic filters

Creating a Component

To set up a Component to be installed with Component Installer, have it require the package robloach/component-installer and set the type to component, but it is not necessary:

Component Name

Components can provide their own Component name. The following will install jQuery to components/myownjquery rather than components/jquery:

Defaults to the package name, without the vendor.

RequireJS Configuration

Components can alter how RequireJS registers and interacts with them by changing some of the configuration options:

Current available RequireJS options for individual packages include:

Packages Without Composer Support

Using repositories in composer.json allows use of Component Installer in packages that don't explicitly provide their own composer.json. In the following example, we define use of html5shiv:

Packages Without Component Support In composer.json

Using extra in composer.json allows use of Component Installer in packages that don't explicitly provide support for component, but do ship with their own composer.json. Using extra with packages that ship with Component Installer, will override component's settings for that package.

Not Invented Here

There are many other amazing projects from which Component Installer was inspired. It is encouraged to take a look at some of the other great package management systems:

License

Component Installer is licensed under the MIT License - see LICENSE.md for details.

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Requires php Version >=5.3.2
kriswallsmith/assetic Version 1.*
composer-plugin-api Version ^1.0
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