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composer-autoload-file-generator

v1.0.18

Published

Node script to automatically generate a list of files from a passed-in directory path and save them to a composer.json autoloaded files array.

Downloads

3

Readme

composer-autoload-file-generator

About

Takes an input directory and adds all enclosed files (recursively) to the autoload.files array in a composer.json file. Useful for projects containing many small PHP files that must always be loaded.

Usage

This library provides a composer-autoload-file-generator binary that must be run in the same directory as the composer.json file (or an error will be thrown). Pass the directory (relative to the current location) whose files you want to autoload as the argument, e.g.

node_modules/.bin/composer-autoload-file-generator src/my-php-files/

Alternatively, create a composerAutoloadFiles.js config file in the project root with the following contents:

module.exports = {
  pathToFiles: 'wp-autoload',
};

Then just run node_modules/.bin/composer-autoload-file-generator.

You can also pass in a separate config file with a --config flag, e.g.:

node_modules/.bin/composer-autoload-file-generator --config my-config-file.js