composer.json installing plugins to the proper subdirectory
composer.json installing plugins to the proper subdirectory
composer.json installing plugins to the proper subdirectory
This is covered in the WP 6.2 Field guide post, and in the post about the upgrade of the requests library that you found the deprecation warning in. If your plugin or theme uses Requests directly and supports a wider range of WordPress versions, you may need to conditionally declare the REQUESTS_SILENCE_PSR0_DEPRECATIONS constant as true … Read more
I managed to fix the error by updating openssl as @Sally Cj said. I was still using Mac OS El Capitan, so I tried the Homebrew method of updating it, but that didnt fix it. I eventually ended up just upgrading to the latest “Mojave” OS version, and it works 100% now.
How to properly use composer packages in wordpress?
To speak to your primary question (How to install WPMU with composer?) I went down the road of installing wordpress and then wp-cli/wp-cli and then using it to do a multisite-install.
So, Mozart doesn’t yet support fields autoloading, but there’s a fork of it that does (which will perhaps be merged into Mozart master at some point.) So here’s the composer file by which I have been able to manage Carbon Fields (and also Eric Mann’s Sessionz and WP Session Manager.): “type”: “wordpress-plugin”, “scripts”: { “lint”: … Read more
Composer generates the autoloader for you. Thus, you don’t need to require a specific file from vendor packages. All you need to do is require the composer autoloader: Change require_once dirname(__FILE__) . ‘/vendor/Frozensheep/RightmoveADF/RightmoveADF.php’; to require_once plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . ‘vendor/autoload.php’; In some cases, classes still not be found. Re-generate the composer autoloader by $ composer dump-autoload. Usually, … Read more
The solution was pretty simple, actually. I just needed to specify the path of the php-cli that I wanted to use and where the composer.phar file was located. So I added the following to my depoly.rb script for Capistrano: SSHKit.config.command_map[:composer] = “/usr/local/php56/bin/php-cli ~/composer.phar”
You can do whatever suits your needs, such as still using composer but configuring your implementation to place the directories back into the root along with core, however the primary purpose in having core stand-alone from other directories is for separation of concerns that are not dependant upon one another sharing the same path. The … Read more