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Composer file inspector and front-end

Integra provides inspection tools for your composer.json file and a front end to control composer within your project.

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Installation

Install via Composer:

composer require decodelabs/integra

Usage

Load a context to work from:

use DecodeLabs\Integra\Context;

$context = new Context('path/to/project/');

Or use the Integra Veneer frontage to work from cwd(). Integra will search back up the file tree for the nearest composer.json.

echo Integra::$runDir; // Working directory
echo Integra::$rootDir; // Parent or current dir containing composer.json
echo Integra::$binDir; // Bin dir relative to composer
echo Integra::$composerFile; // Location  of composer.json

Integra::run('update'); // composer update
Integra::runGlobal('update'); // composer global update
Integra::runScript('my-script'); // composer run-script my-script
Integra::runBin('phpstan', '--debug'); // composer exec phpstan -- --debug
Integra::runGlobalBin('phpstan', '--debug'); // composer global exec phpstan -- --debug

if(!Integra::hasPackage('package1')) {
    Integra::install('package1', 'package2'); // composer require package1 package2
}

Integra::installDev('package1', 'package2'); // composer require package1 package2 --dev
Integra::installGlobal('package1', 'package2'); // composer global require package1 package2
Integra::installDevGlobal('package1', 'package2'); // composer global require package1 package2 --dev

Manifest

Access the composer.json manifest:

$manifest = Integra::getLocalManifest();
echo $manifest->getDescription();

foreach($manifest->getRequiredPackages() as $package) {
    echo $package->name;
}

See the Manifest.php class for full data access interface - it maps to the majority of the documented composer config options.

Licensing

Integra is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for the full license text.