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Use Composer modules and convert modules to PSR-4 PSR-4 is much more robust and predictable. But to do this, a source root dir must be specified for every module. This could be done in the root file, but this is not very modular. Instead, now every module declares its own source root by using the amazing Composer Merge Plugin. This approach allows each module to also declare its own dependencies. Together, these changes allow modules to be easily extractable to separate pacakges when the need arises, and in general improves modularity significantly.
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{
Rename subscription module to wc subscriptions
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"name": "woocommerce/ppcp-wc-subscriptions",
Use Composer modules and convert modules to PSR-4 PSR-4 is much more robust and predictable. But to do this, a source root dir must be specified for every module. This could be done in the root file, but this is not very modular. Instead, now every module declares its own source root by using the amazing Composer Merge Plugin. This approach allows each module to also declare its own dependencies. Together, these changes allow modules to be easily extractable to separate pacakges when the need arises, and in general improves modularity significantly.
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"type": "dhii-mod",
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"description": "Module for WC Subscriptions plugin integration",
Use Composer modules and convert modules to PSR-4 PSR-4 is much more robust and predictable. But to do this, a source root dir must be specified for every module. This could be done in the root file, but this is not very modular. Instead, now every module declares its own source root by using the amazing Composer Merge Plugin. This approach allows each module to also declare its own dependencies. Together, these changes allow modules to be easily extractable to separate pacakges when the need arises, and in general improves modularity significantly.
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"license": "GPL-2.0",
"require": {
Require PHP 7.2
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"php": "^7.2 | ^8.0",
Now using modularity standard v0.3 This is the newest release, and is the first one that is compatible with PHP 8. Other changes are BC-breaking, but very very minor.
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"dhii/module-interface": "^0.3.0-alpha1"
Use Composer modules and convert modules to PSR-4 PSR-4 is much more robust and predictable. But to do this, a source root dir must be specified for every module. This could be done in the root file, but this is not very modular. Instead, now every module declares its own source root by using the amazing Composer Merge Plugin. This approach allows each module to also declare its own dependencies. Together, these changes allow modules to be easily extractable to separate pacakges when the need arises, and in general improves modularity significantly.
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},
"autoload": {
"psr-4": {
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"WooCommerce\\PayPalCommerce\\WcSubscriptions\\": "src"
Use Composer modules and convert modules to PSR-4 PSR-4 is much more robust and predictable. But to do this, a source root dir must be specified for every module. This could be done in the root file, but this is not very modular. Instead, now every module declares its own source root by using the amazing Composer Merge Plugin. This approach allows each module to also declare its own dependencies. Together, these changes allow modules to be easily extractable to separate pacakges when the need arises, and in general improves modularity significantly.
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}
},
"minimum-stability": "dev",
"prefer-stable": true
}
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