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From time to time, you will find that you are going to need to work on a new feature, maybe your main application has some changes that live in your composer package or maybe you are adding a new feature to your compose package. In both scenarios, you might be maintaining a couple of feature…
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This is more of a note to myself, But a while back when Laravel announced that it would have minimum support for PHP 7.0 I thought nothing of it. My server was running Ubuntu 16.04 so I had PHP 7.0 Fast forward and Laravel 5.5 is out and ready for the masses. A few updates…
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First, what is Composer and what is a Package? Composer is a dependency manager for PHP. Those Dependencies are what we call Packages that don’t have to be but are usually stored on Packagist. Making a private Composer Package is really simple, but the first thing that you need to make a new repo for…
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When managing multiple Laravel projects that share common functionality, private Composer packages can be an excellent way to maintain shared code. This guide will show you how to set up and use private Composer packages efficiently in your local development workflow, particularly when working with Laravel applications. The Challenge I maintain two large projects that…
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Developing packages for use with laravel is reasonably straightforward. But we don’t all make the code for public consumption on Packagist. Adding a custom repository to your composer.json file will allow us to pull code straight from your Github account rather than Packagist. Now you should be able to add your package under require “adampatterson/app-core”:…
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Starting a new project can be exciting until you create your new project. Now sit back and wait a few minutes. Rerunning the first command with Prestissimo dropped my install time from about 75 seconds to around 21 seconds.
Adam Patterson
