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CONTRIBUTING

Thank you for considering contributing to this package!

Steps to contribute

Installation

  1. Fork the repository

  2. git clone yourname/composer-unused

  3. Download the ext-ds extension and make sure it is enabled in php.ini using the installation instructions

    • Windows users - Place the DLL file in the php/ext folder in your *ampp directory

  4. Download the ext-zend-opcache extension tgz file and compile it and make sure it is enabled in php.ini using the installation instructions

    • Windows users

      1. Download a pre-compiled DLL file

      2. Place the DLL file in the php/ext folder in your *ampp directory

      3. Run the following lines:

      zend_extension=php_opcache.dll
opcache.enable=On
opcache.enable_cli=On

  5. Run composer install

Setting up Docker

  1. Run docker-composer -d
  2. Use the corresponding created containers
    • composer-unused-7.3
    • composer-unused-7.4
    • composer-unused-8.0

Submitting Changes

  1. Make your changes
  2. Run composer check
  3. Create your Pull-Request

Check your changes against local projects

To validate your changes against a project of yours, you can require your current cloned composer-unused as a global dependency using a local path. So your changes would have immediate effects.

To do so, go to your global composer installation, typically somewhere around ~/.composer/composer.json, and add composer-unused as repository using the path (see docs) configuration of composer.

{
    "repositories": [
        {
            "type": "path",
            "url": "<path to your clone>"
        }
    ]
}

After you have done this you can require your local clone as a global dependency (e.g. branch feature/awesome)

$ composer global require icanhazstring/composer-unused:dev-feature/awesome

This should setup a symlink and you are ready to go.

More information

You can get more information about the list of all defined scripts (See composer.json).

$ composer run-script --list