Composer installers for CodeIgniter components, Sparks, and modules

To use, simply specify the desired type from the list below and require the compwright/codeigniter-installers package in your composer.json file, like so:

{
	"name": "vendor/package",
	"type": "codeigniter-library",
	"require": {
		"compwright/codeigniter-installers": "*"
	}
}

By default this installer expects your project's composer.json file to be at the same level as your application directory and sparks directory. If you are using a different directory structure for your project, you will need to configure the paths accordingly in your project composer.json file:

{
	"extra": {
		"codeigniter-application-dir": "Source/application",
		"codeigniter-sparks-dir": "Source/sparks",
	}
}

• codeigniter-library packages should follow CodeIgniter library naming conventions, and the library PHP file should match the package name or you will need to set up a custom loader or manually include the file.

  If one or more PHP files have the MY_ subclass prefix, they will be moved up one level into the application/libraries/ directory. If all of the PHP files have the MY_ prefix, then the application/libraries/{package} directory will be deleted after the PHP files are moved. Uninstallation of these files must be performed manually.

• codeigniter-core packages are specifically for packages that override a core CodeIgniter file in the application/core/ directory. All PHP files will installed into that directory. Any non-PHP files included in the package will not be installed.

  Uninstallation of codeigniter-core packages must be performed manually.

• codeigniter-module packages are designed for the Modular Extensions add-on for CodeIgniter, but in theory it could work with any type of module provided that the installation directory is the same.

• codeigniter-spark packages should be built according to the instructions on getsparks.org.

• Individual support for CodeIgniter controllers, config files, language files, models, or helpers is not supported. Those components should be encapsulated in a module or spark.