composer

< 1 min read When you use Composer to manage dependencies in a PHP project, it installs packages in the vendor directory of your project. The vendor directory …

< 1 min read In a Laravel project, the composer.json file is also located in the root directory of the project. Laravel uses Composer for package management, and …

< 1 min read The composer.json file is typically used in PHP projects that utilize Composer for package management. This file is used to specify the project’s dependencies …

< 1 min read Composer uses an auth.json file to authenticate with private package repositories. The file is usually located in your home directory and is named “.composer/auth.json”. …

< 1 min read To add a package to your Laravel application using Composer, you can use the require command followed by the package name. For example, to …

2 min read To create a PHP package that can be installed via Composer, you’ll need to do the following: Set up a repository for your package: …

< 1 min read To create custom helper functions in Laravel, you can create a custom helper.php file on the app folder and load it using the composer …