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gulp-composer

v0.4.5

Published

Install composer packages

Downloads

2,312

Readme

gulp-composer

Install composer packages from within gulp, even without composer itself installed on the system.

Install

npm i gulp-composer --save-dev

Requirements

  • PHP (obviously)

    PHP 5.3.2 or above (at least 5.3.4 recommended to avoid potential bugs)

    https://github.com/composer/composer#requirements

Recommended

Part of the magic of gulp-composer is that having composer installed on the system is not required! However, it is still recommended as it will increase performance of the task.

  • By default, gulp-composer will search for composer in {working-dir}/composer.phar. If it's not found, it will attempt to use the globally installed composer command.
  • If composer(.phar) is still not found on the system, it will attempt to download it to the system temp directory. Future builds will check the system temp directory so it doesn't download it too often.

Usage

composer = require('gulp-composer');
composer([ command, ] [ options ]);

Parameters

| Parameter | Default | Description | |:------------------------------- |:------------- |:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | command String | install | The composer command to execute. See composer --help for list of available commands | | options Object | see options | All options for gulp-composer and native composer |

Options

| Option | Default | Description | Passed to composer | |:------------------------------------- |:------- |:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |:------------------ | | bin String | auto | Path to the composer binary. E.g. composer, /usr/bin/composer.phar, or php /path/to/composer. | No | | self-install Boolean | true | Set to false to disable self-install. | No | | async Boolean | true | By default, the composer bin will load asynchronously. Use false to run it synchronously. | No | | ansi Boolean | true | The default for this parameter is automatically passed composer to enable logging in color. | Yes | | working-dir String | cwd | The path with which to run composer against (normally where the composer.json is located). | Yes | | ... | mixed | Any other arguments will be passed through to composer | Yes |

Examples

Most basic setup:

var composer = require("gulp-composer");

gulp.task("composer", function () {
	composer();
});

Most basic setup with self-install disabled:

var composer = require("gulp-composer");

gulp.task("composer", function () {
	composer({ "self-install": false });
});

Adding a few options:

var composer = require("gulp-composer");

gulp.task("composer", function () {
	composer({
		"working-dir": "./php-stuff",
		bin: "composer"
	});
});

A more complex setup:

var composer = require("gulp-composer"),
	gutils = require("gulp-utilities");

// ...

composer("init", { "no-interaction": true });
composer('require "codeception/codeception:*"', {});

if (gutils.env.production) {
	composer({
		"bin":          "/build/share/composer.phar",
		"no-ansi":      true,
		"self-install": false,
	});
} else {
	//default install
	composer();
}

composer("dumpautoload", {optimize: true});

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