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Composer

All-in-One composer integration, quick actions, commands, automatic installation, tasks, code lenses, diagnostics, and composer.json IntelliSense.

Composer for Visual Studio Code

Composer «All-in-One» provides complete integration of composer and packagist into Visual Studio Code. The extension provides quick composer commands, IntelliSense for composer.json , code lenses, code actions, schema validation, browsing and searching packages, checking abandoned packages, running user scripts, and it extends VS Code with composer tasks. To run commands and tasks, you only need php installed. The composer itself is downloaded automatically.

Composer.json Editor & IntelliSense

The composer.json editor is extended with smart actions, code lenses, tooltips, and IntelliSense to autocomplete packages and versions from packagist.org.

Completion of Package Names

Code completion searches packages and lists their names with detailed information including downloads, favorites, abandoned information, and description. There are also quick links to the package home page, package source code, and packagist page.

Completion of Package Versions

Available minor versions are fetched from packagist listed in code completion after the required package name:

Tool-Tips

Installed package details are displayed in the tooltips.

Code Actions

Quickly update or remove package right from the editor, using the code actions:

Installed Version Inlay

Actual installed version is displayed conveniently next to the package required version:

Run-Script CodeLens

The «scripts» section of composer.json gets a small code-lens allowing to quickly run the corresponding script, right from the editor:

Diagnostics & Abandoned Packages

The extension watches for installed packages and checks if any of them isn’t abandoned. Abandoned packages are listed in VS Code’s problems view, strikethrough, and the tooltip shows the corresponding abandoned message:

Commands

Integrated commands work with the composer.json in the workspace root directory. If necessary, commands ask which workspace folder you’re referring to. It allows quickly require , remove , or search for packages from packagist.org, and more. The following commands are usually executed as a VSCode task, using php executable as configured in the Settings , and composer.phar downloaded automatically when necessary (so it is not necessary to install it by yourself).

composer: install

composer: update

composer: require

The composer: require command shows quick-pick with online search, and installs the selected package. The search displayed all the important information including packages description, downloads, and favorites.

composer: require-dev

Requires a dev package; this works the same as composer: require but the packageis installed as a development dependency.

composer: remove

Removes installed package or more packages from the project. The command shows quick pick with multi-selection allowing to choose the packages to be removed:

composer: create-project .

Open an empty folder in VS Code, and create a new project from a composer package. The command shows quick-pick that searches online for available packages and invokes the create-project command for you:

composer: search .

Search packages on packagist.org. Quickly browse through packages, read descriptions, open details on packagist.org or require the package right from the quick pick menu.

composer: run-script .

composer: check-platform-reqs

composer: update the internal composer.phar

The extension automatically downloads the latest composer installation, and uses it for all the tasks and commands. Run composer: update the internal composer to manually re-download the latest snapshot.

composer: about

composer: archive .

composer: clear-cache

composer: fund

composer: licenses

composer: outdated

composer: reinstall

Tasks

VS Code task that executes a composer command is a useful way of configuring and running composer. The composer.phar itself is automatically installed, and php executable is determined from Settings . Example:

Schema Validation

Configuration

The extension automatically downloads composer.phar latest snapshot, and uses it. The location respects the Composer default installation path which can be changed by setting the COMPOSER_HOME environment variable.

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vscode-composer

This Visual Studio Code plugin provides an interface to Composer dependency manager for PHP. It also provides schema validation for composer.json configuration files.

Installation

Visual Studio Code Installation

Composer Installation

Plugin Installation

1. Open Visual Studio Code.
2. Press Ctrl+P on Windows or Cmd+P on Mac to open the Quick Open dialog.
3. Type ext install composer to find the extension.
4. Press Enter or click the cloud icon to install it.
5. Restart Visual Studio Code when prompted.
6. Go to Visual Studio Code user settings and configure the composer.executablePath setting.

Configuration

You can configure the following options by making changes to your user or workspace preferences.

composer.enabled

[ Scope: Global | Optional | Default: true ]

Use this setting to enable or disable this plugin.

composer.executablePath

Use this setting to specify the absolute path to the composer executable on your system.

Example user settings.json on Mac/Linux:

Example user settings.json on Windows:

Important: You will be unable to use this plugin unless you configure this setting before first use.

composer.ignorePlatformReqs

[ Scope: Global | Optional | Default: false ]

Use this setting to ignore all platform requirements (php, hhvm, lib-* and ext-*) and force the installation even if the local machine does not fulfill these.

composer.runInTerminal

[ Scope: Global | Optional | Default: true ]

Use this setting to defines whether the command is run in a terminal window or whether the output form the command is shown in the Output window. The default is to show the output in the terminal.

composer.runQuiet

[ Scope: Global | Optional | Default: false ]

Use this setting to run composer commands with the —quiet option.

composer.workingPath

[ Scope: Workspace | Optional | Default: null ]

Use this setting to specify the absolute or workspace relative path to your composer.json. If not specified the workspace root path is used as default.

Example user settings.json on Mac/Linux:

Example user settings.json on Windows:

Usage

All composer commands are available through the Command Pallet using F1 .

Supported Commands

Composer: About

Display short information about composer.

Composer: Archive

Create an archive of this composer package.

Composer: Clear Cache

Clears composer’s internal package cache.

Composer: Depends

Displays detailed information about where a package is referenced.

Composer: Diagnose

Diagnoses the system to identify common errors.

Composer: Dump Autoloader

Composer: Fund

Discover how to help fund the maintenance of your dependencies.

Composer: Init

The init command creates a basic composer.json file in the current directory.

Composer: Install

Installs the project dependencies from the composer.lock file if present, or falls back on the composer.json.

Composer: Licenses

Shows information about licenses of dependencies.

Composer: Outdated

Shows a list of installed packages that have updates available, including their current and latest versions.

Composer: Prohibits

Displays detailed information about why a package cannot be installed.

Composer: Remove

Removes a package from the require or require-dev.

Composer: Require

Adds required packages to your composer.json and installs them.

Composer: Run Script

Run the scripts defined in composer.json.

Composer: Self Update

Updates composer.phar to the latest version.

Composer: Show

Show information about packages.

Composer: Status

Show a list of locally modified packages.

Composer: Suggests

Show a sorted list of suggested packages.

Composer: Update

Updates your dependencies to the latest version according to composer.json, and updates the composer.lock file.

Composer: Validate

Validates a composer.json and composer.lock

Composer: Version

Shows the composer version.

Composer: Why

Displays detailed information about where a package is referenced.

Composer: Why Not

Displays detailed information about why a package cannot be installed.

Contributing and Licensing

The project is hosted on GitHub where you can report issues, fork the project and submit pull requests.

The project is available under MIT license, which allows modification and redistribution for both commercial and non-commercial purposes.

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