Your requirements could not be resolved to an installable set of packages.

Updating dependencies (including require-dev) Your configuration does not allow connections to. PEAR repository from could not be loaded. Loading composer repositories with package information Make a file composer.Tried in XAMPP on a mac to use composer to install a pear package… what to do with this error? leonidass-mbp:website3 yyyy$ composer install

download composer.phar from (under header *Manual Download) and place it in the directory.

Make sure you have php installed locally.Aside from running composer via php script request that I request via browser, I usually use this workflow: I'm using shared hosting for a website and can't execute commands there. Possibility to develop right on the server (using SSH, I presume).Unless I'm missing something, none of them address the complaints expressed by the OP: Use an online web based interface for Composer.Install a library and write a custom download script with it.I've checked other answers that came after mine.

The command needed to install a library can be copied and pasted from the package web site-even if the package maintainer didn't care to document it, generates it by default.Ĭomposer is not perfect and it doesn't suit all use cases but, when it comes to installing a library that relies on it, it's undoubtedly the best alternative and it's a fairly decent one.You don't need SSH in your shared hosting. Composer can be run locally and its output just uploaded elsewhere.Composer has an official GUI installer for Windows and a copy and paste command-line installation procedure for all platforms.You'll probably need a lot of trial and error because most library authors won't care documenting that.Īlso, and just in case there's confusion about this: If you don't use a class auto-loader you'll need to figure out the individual require_once statements. The composer.json file lists the dependencies.

Xampp install composer