mpl/composer-plugin

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github.com/PortlandLabs/mpl-composer-plugin

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Type:composer-plugin

0.1.0 2024-09-30 04:12 UTC

Requires

  • php: >=8.2
  • composer-plugin-api: ^2.0

Requires (Dev)

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This package is auto-updated.

Last update: 2024-11-30 04:45:50 UTC

README

Use composer to manage your matomo plugins.

Getting Started

# Install the `mpl/composer-plugin` to enable the matomo plugin library
composer require mpl/composer-plugin

# Show available plugins
composer search mpl/
composer search mpl-free
composer search mpl-paid

# Add a plugin from the matomo package repository
# Names follow the following lowercase format: `mpl/{owner}-{name}`
composer require mpl/matomo-org-forcessl

Authenticating

If you'd like to manage your paid plugins with composer, you must provide your token via the bearer.mpl config option

composer config --global --auth bearer.mpl {YOUR_TOKEN}

FAQ

  • Q: I deleted composer.lock and my vendor directory and now I can't run composer install
  • A: mpl/composer-plugin use a custom repository, so it must be present for any other mpl/ dependencies to resolve. Try:
    • Removing any mpl/* require or require-dev entries other than mpl/composer-plugin
    • Run composer update
    • Add back any removed requirements.