insolita/composer_recovery

Recovery composer.json by vendor directory content

1.1.0 2022-01-24 10:16 UTC

Requires

• php: >=7.1
• ext-json: *

Requires (Dev)

• phpunit/phpunit: ^7.0|^8.0
• roave/security-advisories: dev-master

MIT

• insolita

• composer

README

Helper for recovery composer dependency list (if you lost composer.json) from composer.lock or vendor/composer/installed .json

NOTE: It is not file-recovery tool, and it can`t recover composer.json data same as it was in original. It just extracts package list and concrete versions (and also hash for dev-master dependecies) from composer.lock, or, if it absent too, from vendor/composer/installed.json

If recover maked from installed.json - there are no way to separate default and dev dependencies

See tests/stub/app1_expected.json as an example of result file

NOTE2: If your project under vcs control, you don't need this package. You can easy restore composer.json from previous commit or another branch

Installation:

composer global require insolita/composer_recovery

Ensure that your ~/.composer/vendor/bin directory declared in $PATH

echo $PATH

if not - you should add it in ~/.bashrc or ~/.profile

Basic Usage:

cd /var/www/myproject && composer-recovery

Supported options:

-p : path to project directory (by default - active directory where script was called)

-o : path to directory where recovered_dependecies.json will be written (by default - same as project directory)

-f : custom file name - (by default - recovered_dependecies.json)

Examples with options:

composer-recovery -p /var/www/myproject/ -o /some/place/for/result/ -f mycomposer.json

composer-recovery -p . -o ../output/