It allows quickly require, remove, or search for packages from, and more. If necessary, commands ask which workspace folder you're referring to. Integrated commands work with the composer.json in the workspace root directory. Abandoned packages are listed in VS Code's problems view, strikethrough, and the tooltip shows the corresponding abandoned message: The extension watches for installed packages and checks if any of them isn't abandoned.

The 'scripts' section of composer.json gets a small code-lens allowing to quickly run the corresponding script, right from the editor: Quickly update or remove package right from the editor, using the code actions:Īctual installed version is displayed conveniently next to the package required version: Installed package details are displayed in the tooltips. There are also quick links to the package home page, package source code, and packagist page.Īvailable minor versions are fetched from packagist listed in code completion after the required package name: Completion of Package NamesĬode completion searches packages and lists their names with detailed information including downloads, favorites, abandoned information, and description. The composer.json editor is extended with smart actions, code lenses, tooltips, and IntelliSense to autocomplete packages and versions from. The composer itself is downloaded automatically.

To run commands and tasks, you only need php installed.

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. Composer 'All-in-One' provides complete integration of composer and packagist into Visual Studio Code.

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