Installing Composer in cPanel, suggestions?

ITGabs

• November 06, 2013 03:54

Hi, "Composer is a dependancy manager for PHP. Composer will manage the dependancies you require on a project by project basis. This means that Composer will pull in all the required libraries, dependancies and manage them all in one place." [url=http://getcomposer.org/]Composer For me, sound like an Easy PHP, like the Easy Apache and Easy cPanel xD... it's supported? I mean all this easy thing looks like a configuration chaos if they start to overwrite each other. how can I safely install Composer in cPanel?

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  cPanelMichael

  • November 06, 2013 13:21

  Hello :) This is a third-party application that is not supported by cPanel. I recommend only using it on a per-account basis if you do attempt to configure it. Note that it's not supported so there is no guarantee that it will not result in PHP configuration issues. Thank you.

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  tekops

  • April 21, 2016 21:05

  Hello :) This is a third-party application that is not supported by cPanel. I recommend only using it on a per-account basis if you do attempt to configure it. Note that it's not supported so there is no guarantee that it will not result in PHP configuration issues. Thank you.

  
  Any change in position on this? composer is becoming a standard as pear is declining. Thanks, David

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  cPanelMichael

  • May 03, 2016 21:29

  Hello, Please vote and add feedback to the existing feature request for this at: Include support for php's Composer dependency manager Thank you.

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