They key to this program is the simplification of the PHP process.

It's also pretty flexible because the PHP scripts that are generated can be run on both Windows or Linux/Unix servers. The generated codes are clean, straightforward and easy-to-customize.

You can disable it by setting Composer configuration platform-check to false: Project or global composer.PHPMaker comes with a multitude of options that enable you to generate PHP applications depending on the type of project you are working on. This feature is enabled by default in Composer v2. This file is generated by Composer every-time you dump the autoloader. implode(', ', $missingExtensions) Įcho 'Composer detected issues in your platform:'. $issues = 'Your Composer dependencies require the following PHP extensions to be installed: '. '.' Įxtension_loaded('pdo') || $missingExtensions = 'pdo' If the platform you run the application does not meet these requirements, the application will exit with a message similar to this: Composer detected issues in your platform: Your Composer dependencies require a PHP version '>= 7.3.0' and '= 7.3.0' and '= 70400 & PHP_VERSION_ID = 7.4.0' and '< 9.0.0'. When you dump the Composer autoloader (or when it's done automatically during a package add/update/remove operation), Composer v2 now creates a new vendor/composer/platform_check.php file that immediately terminates rest of the application if the current server platform does not match the original environment it was created on. This is everything you should know about it Composer v2 has a new feature that your server environment is checked at the run-time before the autoloader is even initialized.

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