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You need to install Composer, the PHP package manager, and then install it, but there aren't a whole lot of OS dependencies there. You don't have to install nod
by Jemaclus 11y ago
You need to install Composer, the PHP package manager, and then install it, but there aren't a whole lot of OS dependencies there. You don't have to install node, then npm, then... ad nauseum. You just drop a composer binary on there, and then run composer install, and it installs the app dependencies.
I personally find it much less headache-inducing than NPM, but I think practically, they're about the same in terms of what they do.
- vlucas 11y agoWhat you described is literally the same process. No need to arbitrarily bash other programming languages or ecosystems. PHP: (1) Install PHP (2) Install Composer (3) Run 'composer install' to download dependencies Node: (1) Install Node.js (2) Install npm (3) Run 'npm install' to download dependencies
- Blaine0002 11y agoWell he did refer to most shared hosting which do usually come with php already installed, and you may not have sudo. installing composer is simply curling a phar file, or you could even bundle it into your repository if you want to, im really not sure what to tell you.