Are you still working the old-school way to setup TYPO3 & extensions? TYPO3 is able to run in composer mode. It’s fast, it's good for deployment and has a web folder. This post explains what it takes to get your composer up and running. http://www.nitsan.in/blog/post/itug-week-27-step-by-step-guide-to-typo3-composer/ #TYPO3 #Composer #iTUG
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[iTUG: Week-27] Step by step guide to TYPO3 Composer
1. [iTUG: Week-27] Step by step guide to TYPO3 Composer
In our next TYPO3 Usergroup Meeting at iTUG (India TYPO3 User Group) we will present a demo about how to use
the TYPO3 composer repository. TYPO3 is able to run in composer mode. It’s fast, it's good for deploymentand
has a web folder. This post explains what it takes to get your composer up and running.
Manually download-install-update TYPO3 core & extensions
Are you still working the old-school way to setup TYPO3 & extensions? Suppose you want to start any new TYPO3
project then how do you that? Go to typo3.org & download latest package (of TYPO3 core & extensions), Unzip the
package, Copy/Paste folder to your server directory,install, run, configure, setup, & so on.. Yuck, too time
consuming and inefficient for just setting up TYPO3. And then also ask you self about the following points.
1. What about version dependencies of TYPO3 core & extensions?
2. What if you want to install lot of TYPO3 Extensions? Then again you’ll be continuously checking the
dependencies, downloading, installing, configuring & so on..
3. How to upgrade/updates TYPO3 core & many TYPO3 extensions - Again long journey of checking
dependencies, downloading, installing/updating etc etc etc….the list is long!!
There is a way to overcome this bad workflow. Let us introduceto you: The Composer. All you have to do is
applying few commands to terminal & configuring one file - Composer will take care of the rest.
Do you know the Composer Repository?
Composer - The dependency manager for PHP. Have you ever heard about https://getcomposer.org/? Composer
is a tool for dependency management in PHP. It allows you to declare the libraries your project depends on and it
will manage (install/update) them for you.
System Requirements:
1. OS: Linux/Unix/OSX/Windows
2. Version: PHP 5.3.2 +
3. PHP settings: A few sensitive php settings and compiling flags are also required
4. Versioning System: git, svn, fossil or hg depending on how the package is version-controlled.
How to setup Composer?
Let’s install & configure Composer with below steps:
Step 1: Install composer
Download & install composer by following the instructions on https://getcomposer.org/download/
Step 2: Define composer.json
Create a composer.json defining your dependencies. Note that this example is just a short version for
applications that are not meant to be published as packages themselves. To createlibraries/packages please
read the documentation.
{
"require": {
"monolog/monolog": ">=1.0.0"
2. }
}
Step 3: Run
Run Composer: php composer.phar install
Step 4: Browse
Browse for more packages on Packagist.
Checkout more details like Global installation of Composer, Updating composer & more at
https://getcomposer.org/doc/00-intro.md
What is TYPO3 CMS Composer Repository?
https://getcomposer.org is a composer repository, enabling you to install TYPO3 CMS core and extensions
including dependencies via Composer. Search for availableTYPO3 Extensions Pagckages at
https://composer.typo3.org/satis.html
How to use TYPO3 CMS Composer for TYPO3 Core & Extensions?
Let us show you a quick way to use Composer,the TYPO3 Core - Base Distribution can be downloaded by
following these steps:
Step 1: Download the TYPO3 CMS Base Distribution
the latest "stable" release (7.6)
Command: composer create-project typo3/cms-base-distribution CmsBaseDistribution
the "dev" branch (8.1)
Command: composer create-project typo3/cms-base-distribution CmsBaseDistribution dev-master
the "dev" 7.6 branch
Command: composer create-project typo3/cms-base-distribution CmsBaseDistribution 7.6.x-dev
Step 2: Add additional TYPO3 packages/extensions
Now, let’s add TYPO3 extensions too through composer. The commands must run inside the
CmsBaseDistribution directory.
# Add a CMS extension into typo3conf/ext.
composer require typo3-ter/news
-> if asked for a version constraint, answer with *.
# Add a package from outside the CMS world into Packages/Libraries
# Notice: Packages/Libraries/autoload.php will need to be included in your code.
composer require monolog/monolog
# Personalize your composer.json fileto your needs.
edit composer.json
3. Using composer to install TYPO3 CMS is fairly simple, you just need to include the custom composer repository
into your composer.json. After you have done this, you can require the Core and / or extensions with the usual
composer versioning format. In the example below, this will always get you the current 7.6.x core of TYPO3 CMS,
the current version of news (including possible dependency!).
Note: Pay attention to replacing the underscores "_" with a dash "-" in the extension key. For example, the
extension "tt_products" will be written as "tt-products" in the composer.json.
{
"repositories": [
{
"type": "composer",
"url": "https://composer.typo3.org/"
}
],
"require": {
"typo3/cms": "~6.2",
"typo3-ter/news": "*"
}
}
Do you want to add your own composer.json file?
Do you have your own custom made TYPO3 extension? It is encouraged to add your own composer.json file in
your extension to be on the safe side, as TYPO3 CMS will rely more and more on Composerto handle
dependencies. The file must be placed at the root of your extension and must look like the following:
{
"name": "vendor-name/my-ext",
"type": "typo3-cms-extension",
"description": "Extension description comes here",
"homepage": "https://yoursite.com",
"license": ["GPL-2.0+"],
"keywords": ["TYPO3 CMS", "keyword1 keyword2"],
"support": {
"issues": "https://forge.typo3.org/projects/extension-extkey"
},
"version": "x.x.x"
}
The vendor-name must be one of yours. It must not be "typo3" which is reserved for Core extensions. There are
some conventions notes availablein the TYPO3 Wiki related to namespaces.
Sample composer.json
{