Uploading composer.lock and import all repositorys from it.

[project-satisfy]

Uploading composer.lock and import all repositorys from it.

[GromNaN]

👍 That would be a very nice feature

[h4cc]

@ludofleury What do you think about this feature? May i try to implement that?

[ludofleury]

So, bacisally, if I have some a composer.lock with a mix of repos (some available on packagist, some available on a satis #1 and some available on a satis #2) What would be the behavior ?

[h4cc]

For my use case, i want satis to mirror all dependencies as archives. So i would import all repos from composer.lock.

[ludofleury]

Oh I see.
So what should be the best way to do that ?

• CLI command ?
• Upload a composer.lock in a web GUI ?
• Define a project repository url and automatically fetch the composer.lock and mirror ?

[h4cc]

First, i would use a simple web gui form. The Target of the form POST might be used in external systems via 'curl'.
A CLI Commands sounds nice too, but not yet needed, maybe later.
Automatically fetching is too specific i think.

[ludofleury]

All right go for it !

[h4cc]

@ludofleury Please have a look at this commit:
h4cc@fc88972

I had a problem with your Manager->add() because of the flush() in there and the duplicate copying of the satis.json - So i created a addAll().
Then i thought about using Serializer for the composer.lock, but that would be too much overhead.

[ludofleury]

@h4cc I just reviewed. It looks kiss & cool. I think about getting composer in the dependency or something to JSON validate the composer.lock with the json schema.

Serializer could be cool... but as you said, it may be too much overhead. I'll check on it after we merge your feature.

[h4cc]

Maybe Serializer might be too much, because we just want to read the file.
Think i will give this a try, havent used it yet but looks promising: https://github.com/justinrainbow/json-schema