Le 19/07/13 22:28, Tyler Romeo a écrit :
> From what Antoine found out from the composer people, basically what we'll
> have to do to make MW use Composer is that we need to separate the entry
> points from the backend classes (in other words, put everything except
> index.php, api.php, etc. in one repository, and then have the entry points
> in another). That way the MW core itself becomes a library, which is how
> Symfony does it. Then people just make a project from the entry point
> project, and then they can use "composer require" to add more extensions.
Exactly :-]
And installing yoursite would be something like:
mkdir mysite
cd mysite
composer require mediawiki/core
composer require wikibase/wikibase
# which installs data-values/data-values ask/ask as well
Your root directory ends up with a composer.json:
{ "require": {
"mediawiki/core": "*",
"diff/diff": "*",
"wikibase/wikibase": "*"
} }
And a vendor directory containing all dependencies. At the root of your
directory you would write some glue maybe looking like:
<?php
require('vendor/autoload.php');
require('vendor/mediawiki/core/index.php');
(that does not work, but you get the idea).
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Antoine "hashar" Musso
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