This cookbook provides an easy way to install Composer, a dependency manager for PHP.

More information available at http://getcomposer.org/.

⚠ This cookbook does not install PHP! Please make sure PHP is installed before this cookbook is included, e.g. by using the php cookbook.

No dependencies.

• Ubuntu
• Debian
• RHEL
• CentOS
• Fedora
• Windows

• node['composer']['url'] - Location of the source
• node['composer']['install_dir'] - Installation target directory (absolute or relative path) if installing locally
• node['composer']['bin'] - bin directory
• node['composer']['install_globally'] - Installation method, :source or :package - default true
• node['composer']['mask'] - Mask for composer.phar - default 0755
• node['composer']['link_type'] - link type for composer.phar link - default :symbolic
• node['composer']['global_configs'] - Hash with global config options for users, eg. { "userX" => { "github-oauth" => { "github.com" => "userX_oauth_token" }, "vendor-dir" => "myvendordir" } } - default {}
• node['composer']['home_dir'] - COMPOSER_HOME, defaults to nil (in which case install_dir will be used), please do read the Composer documentation on COMPOSER_HOME when setting a custom home_dir
• node['composer']['global_install']['install_dir'] - The default location to install the packages in for composer_install_global
• node['composer']['global_install']['bin_dir'] - The default location to symlink the binaries when using composer_install_global

This cookbook includes resources for managing a Composer project and for installing Composer packages globally:

# Install the project dependencies
composer_project "/path/to/project" do
  dev false
  quiet true
  prefer_dist false
  action :install
end

# Require the package in the project dir
composer_project "/path/to/project" do
  package 'vendor/package'
  version '*.*.*'
  dev false
  quiet true
  prefer_dist false
  action :require
end

# Update the project dependencies
composer_project "/path/to/project" do
  dev false
  quiet true
  action :update
end

# Dump-autoload in the project dir
composer_project "/path/to/project" do
  dev false
  quiet true
  action :dump_autoload
end

# Remove the package in the project dir
composer_project "/path/to/project" do
  package 'vendor/package'
  action :remove
end

# Install a package globally
composer_install_global "package" do
  version '~4.1'
  action :install
end

# Update the package
composer_install_global "package" do
  action :update
end

# Remove the package from the global installation
composer_install_global "package" do
  action :remove
end

1. Make sure PHP is installed (e.g. include the php::default recipe)
2. Set custom values for any attributes in a wrapper recipe / node data
3. Include composer::default in your wrapper recipe / run list
4. Use composer_project and composer_install_global in your recipes

• Composer home page

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