This guide introduces php‑syntax‑analyzer, a Rust‑written CLI that scans popular PHP packages from Packagist to detect potential conflicts when new keywords like let or using become reserved, explains its key features, installation steps, usage examples, important options, and current limitations.
This article analyzes six‑month PHP version adoption trends in the Packagist ecosystem, presenting detailed usage percentages, six‑month growth rates, and the minimum PHP versions required by the most popular Composer packages, highlighting a shift toward newer releases and the importance of raising baseline requirements.
Learn step-by-step how to create a PHP Composer package, configure its composer.json, implement code with PSR‑4 autoloading, write PHPUnit tests, manage Git commits, publish to Packagist, and install the package via Composer, complete with practical commands and examples.
This step‑by‑step guide shows how to set up a Composer package directory, write the package code, configure autoloading, add tests, publish the package to Packagist, and integrate it locally into a Laravel project, complete with all necessary commands and code examples.
This guide walks you through preparing a GitHub and Packagist account, creating a repository, initializing a Composer package (both automatically and manually), configuring PSR‑4 autoload, writing source code, and finally publishing the package by pushing to GitHub and submitting it to Packagist.
This guide walks through installing Composer on Windows, configuring a Chinese mirror, creating a PHP SDK package with Composer, publishing the package to GitHub and Packagist, and finally installing and using the package locally and on a server.
