@@ -5,22 +5,23 @@ Composer Installation
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:local:
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- Composer can be used in several ways to install CodeIgniter4 on your system.
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+ Composer can be used in two ways to install CodeIgniter4 on your system.
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.. important :: CodeIgniter4 requires Composer 2.0.14 or later.
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.. note :: If you are not familiar with Composer, we recommend you read
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`Basic usage <https://getcomposer.org/doc/01-basic-usage.md >`_ first.
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- The first technique describes creating a skeleton project
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+ The first technique describes creating a skeleton project (app starter)
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using CodeIgniter4, that you would then use as the base for a new webapp.
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The second technique described below lets you add CodeIgniter4 to an existing
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webapp,
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.. note :: If you are using a Git repository to store your code, or for
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- collaboration with others, then the **vendor ** folder would normally
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- be "git ignored". In such a case, you will need to do a ``composer update ``
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- when you clone the repository to a new system.
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+ collaboration with others, then the **vendor ** folder would normally
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+ be "git ignored". In such a case, you will need to do a ``composer install ``
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+ (or ``composer update `` if you want to update all Composer dependencies) when
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+ you clone the repository to a new system.
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App Starter
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===========
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.. important :: When you deploy to your production server, don't forget to run the
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following command:
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- .. code-block :: console
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+ .. code-block :: console
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- composer install --no-dev
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+ composer install --no-dev
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The above command will remove the Composer packages only for development
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that are not needed in the production environment. This will greatly reduce
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