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How to install PHP dependencies using Composer in Plesk Onyx?

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Alexander Tsmokalyuk
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Plesk Onyx for Linux kb: how-to ABT: Group A

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How to install PHP dependencies using Composer in Plesk Onyx?

Answer

  1. Login to Plesk
  2. Go to Domains > example.com > Applications and click Scan:
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    Plesk will identify each composer.json  located within httpdocs folder of the current domain as a separate application.

  3. To install PHP dependencies, click on each application where there is composer.json file
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  4. Click Install Dependencies:
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    Enrique Ruiz Millan

    Hello, 
    I need to install a library in PHP Composer, how could I do it?

    Thanks, 
    Enrique

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    Anton Maslov

    Hello Enrique, this article exactly instructs how to install PHP libraries using composer please follow steps described here.

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    Lucas Fernandes

    Hello,

    What if I need to re-scan?

    I've added another composer.json after the first scan, now how can I ask Plesk to scan again?

    Thank you.

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