We should add more CLI options to control the verbosity. Ideally, it would work somewhat similar to composer itself. Also, we should reduce the default verbosity and remove some of the less urgent messages.

-q / --quiet
-v / --verbose
-vv
-vvv

It seems when I run it locally multiple times it appends the same content to the same phar.

➜  Project git:(master) ✗ php -d phar.readonly=off ./tools/phar-composer.phar build .
[1/1] Creating phar project.phar
  - Adding main package "eftec/project"
  - Adding composer base files
  - Setting main/stub
    Using referenced chmod 0644
    Applying chmod 0644
  - Overwriting existing file project.phar (5470.5 KiB)

    OK - Creating project.phar (10941.1 KiB) completed after 1s
➜  Project git:(master) ✗ php -d phar.readonly=off ./tools/phar-composer.phar build .
[1/1] Creating phar project.phar
  - Adding main package "eftec/project"
  - Adding composer base files
  - Setting main/stub
    Using referenced chmod 0644
    Applying chmod 0644
  - Overwriting existing file project.phar (10941.1 KiB)

    OK - Creating project.phar (16411.7 KiB) completed after 1.1s
➜  Project git:(master) ✗ php -d phar.readonly=off ./tools/phar-composer.phar build .
[1/1] Creating phar project.phar
  - Adding main package "eftec/project"
  - Adding composer base files
  - Setting main/stub
    Using referenced chmod 0644
    Applying chmod 0644
  - Overwriting existing file project.phar (16411.7 KiB)

    OK - Creating project.phar (21882.3 KiB) completed after 1.4s

First of all - great package 👍 !

I think I may have a way to make it even better, so I would like ask for your input / criticism on my proposition: composer/composer#7446

Best regards!

An experimental GUI based on https://github.com/clue/reactphp-zenity has been merged with #13 quite some time ago. Unfortunately it never quite reached a state in which this should be part of this project. Also, it introduces a dependency on ext-posix which I'd like to avoid.

For now, we're going to drop the dependency again (effectively reverting #13).

This ticket serves as a reminder to re-enable the GUI feature once it's in a usable state.

php phar-composer.phar directly starts the app in an interactive mode.

Usually CLI binaries output a help page when opened without any args, not sure this would make sense for phar-composer though.

One thing which bugs me even more is that php phar-composer.phar help does not contain any output about available commands. ATM it looks like the default symfony cli args, but nothing phar-composer related:

$ php phar-composer.phar help
Usage:
 help [--xml] [--format="..."] [--raw] [command_name]

Arguments:
 command               The command to execute
 command_name          The command name (default: "help")

Options:
 --xml                 To output help as XML
 --format              To output help in other formats (default: "txt")
 --raw                 To output raw command help
 --help (-h)           Display this help message.
 --quiet (-q)          Do not output any message.
 --verbose (-v|vv|vvv) Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output,
2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug
 --version (-V)        Display this application version.
 --ansi                Force ANSI output.
 --no-ansi             Disable ANSI output.
 --no-interaction (-n) Do not ask any interactive question.

Help:
 The help command displays help for a given command:

   php phar-composer.phar help list

 You can also output the help in other formats by using the --format option:

   php phar-composer.phar help --format=xml list

 To display the list of available commands, please use the list command.

Is this still maintained or was this abandoned?

theres pull requests open since last year, a lot of issues never touched, no releases after the last commits (and those quite a while ago)..

wget http://www.lueck.tv/phar-composer/phar-composer.phar
php phar-composer.phar install clue/phar-composer 

gets into

      - Installing symfony/process (v2.4.1)
        Loading from cache

    Generating autoload files

    OK - Downloading package completed (after 2.4s)
[2/2] Creating phar phar-composer.phar
  - Remove existing file phar-composer.phar (1892.8 KiB)
PHP Warning:  include(phar:///home/sheershoff/phar-composer.phar/vendor/herrera-io/box/src/lib/Herrera/Box/Box.php): failed to open stream: phar error: Cannot open phar archive "/home/sheershoff/phar-composer.phar" for reading in phar:///home/sheershoff/phar-composer.phar/vendor/composer/ClassLoader.php on line 378

obviously, the problem is that the running copy deletes itself.

the work-around is

mkdir tmp && cd tmp && wget http://www.lueck.tv/phar-composer/phar-composer.phar && cd .. && php tmp/phar-composer.phar install clue/phar-composer 

Ideally, the resulting phar files should also be executable on systems that do not have the Phar extension enabled. (This is not about adding support for creating phars without the Phar extension.)

Once box-project/box2-lib#4 is fixed, we should add an option to add the compatibility layer for systems with no phar support.

This is mainly larger file size (around +8KiB) vs better compatibility.

How to update phpunit 3.7.21 to 4.8.* via composer?

Hi, I have a weird problem in my Digital Ocean host. I still don't know who creates and starts the script /tmp/phpd.local but when it is done it hangs the CPU forever, if I don't enter the server and kill it other instances are executed as if there is no locking mechanism.

After opening the file I followed the URL and arrived at this page. A copy of the file is at:
http://alexa.pro.br/~bruno/phpd.local.txt

The host is a Debian system, I don't recall ever installing composer as I don't use it. Is there any way to track the origin of this file so I can remove the offending package? Or is this a known issue that can be fixed somehow?

Currently, we only try to take the first bin listed in composer.json. Aditionally, ticket #29 also aims for an explicit option.

However, often times projects to not define either value. For those projects, we should consider to automatically search a number of common locations such as:

• bin/project
• bin/project.php
• project.php
• index.php

Example for docs doesn't work

php -d phar.readonly=off phar-composer-1.1.0.phar build clue/phar-composer:~1.0

Output

[1/3] Cloning clue/phar-composer:~1.0 into temporary directory /tmp/phar-composer5

    Cloning into '/tmp/phar-composer5'...
    fatal: 'clue/phar-composer:~1.0' does not appear to be a git repository
    fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

    Please make sure you have the correct access rights
    and the repository exists.



  [UnexpectedValueException]
  Error status code: Invalid exit argument (code 128)



build [project] [target]

Now that v0.0.2 lays the foundation for handling each sub-package independently, we should add an config option to replace version placeholders in the resulting phar.

Related:

• https://github.com/kherge/Box/blob/master/src/lib/KevinGH/Box/Configuration.php#L459

The README indicates that one can build from any valid git URL like this:

$ phar-composer build [email protected]:clue/phar-composer.git

While this works fine for git http urls, it fails parsing git ssh urls. The relevant place would be url check here:

Currently, we only try to take the first bin listed in composer.json.

Aditionally, we should offer a way to define a main file either through a command line option or a config key extra.phar.main.

So I made a simple "hack" so it only adding requires and not require-devs.

I read in one of the other issues (actually this was a PR #50 ), that it was a good thing to use composer/installed.json because this also had verions.

So I took the best of both worlds.

First load the required package into a list

        // Load composer.lock requires
        $requiredPackages = [];
        if (is_file($pathVendor . '../composer.lock')) {
            $compoaserPackages = $this->loadJson($pathVendor . '../composer.lock');
            foreach($compoaserPackages['packages'] as $pack) {
                $requiredPackages[$pack['name']] = true;
                if (isset($pack['require'])) {
                    foreach($pack['require'] as $key => $tmp)
                    $requiredPackages[$key] = true;
                }
            }
        }

And inside the loader of the getPackagesDependencies method just add 3 lines to the installed.json loader.

So getPackagesDependencies in my version looks like this
(The loader for the required packages should properly be put into a private method)

public function getPackagesDependencies()
    {
        $packages = array();

        $pathVendor = $this->getPathVendor();

        // Load composer.lock requires
        $requiredPackages = [];
        if (is_file($pathVendor . '../composer.lock')) {
            $compoaserPackages = $this->loadJson($pathVendor . '../composer.lock');
            foreach($compoaserPackages['packages'] as $pack) {
                $requiredPackages[$pack['name']] = true;
                if (isset($pack['require'])) {
                    foreach($pack['require'] as $key => $tmp)
                    $requiredPackages[$key] = true;
                }
            }
        }

        // load all installed packages (use installed.json which also includes version instead of composer.lock)
        if (is_file($pathVendor . 'composer/installed.json')) {
            // file does not exist if there's nothing to be installed
            $installed = $this->loadJson($pathVendor . 'composer/installed.json');

            foreach ($installed as $package) {
                if (! isset($requiredPackages[$package['name']])) {
                    continue;
                }

                $dir = $package['name'] . '/';
                if (isset($package['target-dir'])) {
                    $dir .= trim($package['target-dir'], '/') . '/';
                }

                $dir = $pathVendor . $dir;
                $packages [] = new Package($package, $dir);
            }
        }

        return $packages;
    }

For mine 2 projects this actually works perfect, and gives me a 1/3 sized phar file.

Are you interested in a PR ?

i used the workaround (proposed in issue 51).

I created tmp folder. I copier the in this folder and launch :

php tmp/phar-composer.phar install clue/phar-compser

i have error on end of the launch :

C:\Users\P054122-dev\Downloads>php tmp/phar-composer.phar install clue/phar-comp
oser
[1/2] Installing clue/phar-composer to temporary directory C:\Users\P05412~1\App
Data\Local\Temp/phar-composer7 (using C:\ProgramData\ComposerSetup\bin\composer.
BAT create-project "clue/phar-composer" "C:\Users\P05412~1\AppData\Local\Temp/ph
ar-composer7" --no-dev --no-progress --no-scripts)

      - Installing clue/phar-composer (v1.0.0)
        Loading from cache

    Created project in C:\Users\P05412~1\AppData\Local\Temp/phar-composer7
    Loading composer repositories with package information
    Installing dependencies from lock file
      - Installing guzzle/parser (v3.8.0)
        Loading from cache

      - Installing symfony/event-dispatcher (v2.4.1)
        Loading from cache

      - Installing guzzle/common (v3.8.0)
        Loading from cache

      - Installing guzzle/stream (v3.8.0)
        Loading from cache

      - Installing phine/exception (1.0.0)
        Loading from cache

      - Installing phine/path (1.1.0)
        Loading from cache

      - Installing herrera-io/box (1.5.1)
        Loading from cache

      - Installing guzzle/http (v3.8.0)
        Loading from cache

      - Installing doctrine/inflector (v1.0)
        Loading from cache

      - Installing knplabs/packagist-api (v1.1)
        Loading from cache

      - Installing symfony/console (v2.4.1)
        Loading from cache

      - Installing symfony/finder (v2.4.1)
        Loading from cache

      - Installing symfony/process (v2.4.1)
        Loading from cache

    Generating autoload files

    OK - Downloading package completed (after 11.9s)
[2/2] Creating phar phar-composer.phar
  - Remove existing file phar-composer.phar (1906.1 KiB)
  - Adding main package
    adding "C:\Users\P054122-dev\AppData\Local\Temp\phar-composer7/bin/phar-comp
oser"
    adding "C:\Users\P054122-dev\AppData\Local\Temp\phar-composer7/src/Clue/"
  - Adding composer base files
  - Adding dependency "guzzle/parser" from "vendor/guzzle/parser/Guzzle/Parser/"

    Adding whole project directory "C:\Users\P054122-dev\AppData\Local\Temp\phar
-composer7/vendor/guzzle/parser/Guzzle/Parser/"
  - Adding dependency "symfony/event-dispatcher" from "vendor/symfony/event-disp
atcher/Symfony/Component/EventDispatcher/"
    Adding whole project directory "C:\Users\P054122-dev\AppData\Local\Temp\phar
-composer7/vendor/symfony/event-dispatcher/Symfony/Component/EventDispatcher/"
  - Adding dependency "guzzle/common" from "vendor/guzzle/common/Guzzle/Common/"

    Adding whole project directory "C:\Users\P054122-dev\AppData\Local\Temp\phar
-composer7/vendor/guzzle/common/Guzzle/Common/"
  - Adding dependency "guzzle/stream" from "vendor/guzzle/stream/Guzzle/Stream/"

    Adding whole project directory "C:\Users\P054122-dev\AppData\Local\Temp\phar
-composer7/vendor/guzzle/stream/Guzzle/Stream/"
  - Adding dependency "phine/exception" from "vendor/phine/exception/"
    Adding whole project directory "C:\Users\P054122-dev\AppData\Local\Temp\phar
-composer7/vendor/phine/exception/"
  - Adding dependency "phine/path" from "vendor/phine/path/"
    Adding whole project directory "C:\Users\P054122-dev\AppData\Local\Temp\phar
-composer7/vendor/phine/path/"
  - Adding dependency "herrera-io/box" from "vendor/herrera-io/box/"
    Adding whole project directory "C:\Users\P054122-dev\AppData\Local\Temp\phar
-composer7/vendor/herrera-io/box/"
  - Adding dependency "guzzle/http" from "vendor/guzzle/http/Guzzle/Http/"
    Adding whole project directory "C:\Users\P054122-dev\AppData\Local\Temp\phar
-composer7/vendor/guzzle/http/Guzzle/Http/"
  - Adding dependency "doctrine/inflector" from "vendor/doctrine/inflector/"
    Adding whole project directory "C:\Users\P054122-dev\AppData\Local\Temp\phar
-composer7/vendor/doctrine/inflector/"
  - Adding dependency "knplabs/packagist-api" from "vendor/knplabs/packagist-api
/"
    Adding whole project directory "C:\Users\P054122-dev\AppData\Local\Temp\phar
-composer7/vendor/knplabs/packagist-api/"
  - Adding dependency "symfony/console" from "vendor/symfony/console/Symfony/Com
ponent/Console/"
    Adding whole project directory "C:\Users\P054122-dev\AppData\Local\Temp\phar
-composer7/vendor/symfony/console/Symfony/Component/Console/"
  - Adding dependency "symfony/finder" from "vendor/symfony/finder/Symfony/Compo
nent/Finder/"
    Adding whole project directory "C:\Users\P054122-dev\AppData\Local\Temp\phar
-composer7/vendor/symfony/finder/Symfony/Component/Finder/"
  - Adding dependency "symfony/process" from "vendor/symfony/process/Symfony/Com
ponent/Process/"
    Adding whole project directory "C:\Users\P054122-dev\AppData\Local\Temp\phar
-composer7/vendor/symfony/process/Symfony/Component/Process/"
  - Setting main/stub
    Using referenced shebang "#!/usr/bin/env php"
    Using referenced chmod 0666
    Applying chmod 0666

    OK - Creating phar-composer.phar (1906.1 KiB) completed after 101.2s
Move resulting phar to /usr/local/bin




  [UnexpectedValueException]
  Error status code: General error (code 1)



install [name] [path]

Now that v0.0.2 lays the foundation for handling each sub-package independently, we should add an config option to exclude a set of files from the resulting phar.

Ideally, each project should be able to specify which files are to be excluded separately, with one project not affecting any other project's exclude config.

I have this

build /.
...
OK - Creating project.phar (46010.5 KiB) completed after 8686.3s

Regarding source files I have 15~ dependencies such as symfony or doctrine.
What could I do to fix this for at least few minutes?

Avoid depending on valid installation of composer.

https://github.com/dflydev/dflydev-embedded-composer

I tried to package this library https://github.com/kzykhys/Ciconia

Ended with this message:

[BadMethodCallException]
  Entry src//Ciconia/Ciconia.php does not exist and cannot be created: phar error: invalid path "src//Ciconia/Ciconia.php" contains double slash

It was easy to fix, just had to remove the / after src in composer.json, but maybe it would be nice if this was handled automatically.

The (undocumented) explicit bundler does not currently support classmap directories.

I just ran this on one of my own libraries to see how it would work (neat, btw!) and found that it pulled in development dependencies into the generated phar. It would be nice to have an option to leave off dev dependencies from the built phar file. It would be nicer still to (eventually) have that be the default and there be an option to explicitly include dev dependencies.

Should be pretty straight forward.

Possibly relevant:
https://github.com/kherge/Box/blob/master/src/lib/KevinGH/Box/Configuration.php#L310
https://github.com/kherge/Box/blob/master/src/lib/KevinGH/Box/Command/Build.php#L439

There have been some issues with compression large archives, as such it should probably be disabled by default.
box-project/box2#38

The project did't updated ,will be running in my project?

Currently, we're not explicitly specifying a timeout to symfony's process manager when launching composer to install dependencies. As such, it assumes a default timeout of 60s.

Depending on the internet connection, using composer to install e.g. phpunit/phpunit takes too long and hence the process will be interrupted.

We should remove the timeout altogether.

Steps to reproduce:

$ phar-composer install phpunit/phpunit:3.7.*
[1/2] Installing phpunit/phpunit:3.7.* to temporary directory /tmp/phar-composer7 (using /usr/local/bin/composer create-project 'phpunit/phpunit:3.7.*' '/tmp/phar-composer7' --no-dev --no-progress --no-scripts)

    Installing phpunit/phpunit (3.7.32)
      - Installing phpunit/phpunit (3.7.32)
    Failed to download phpunit/phpunit from dist: You must enable the openssl extension to download files via https
    Now trying to download from source
      - Installing phpunit/phpunit (3.7.32)
        Cloning 2752cbb9ea5bd84c2811b34b6953f76965ec7a2f


  [Symfony\Component\Process\Exception\RuntimeException]  
  The process timed-out.                                  



install [name] [path]

After upgrading to Ubuntu 14.04 LTS phar-composer no longer works because of some changes in git.

Git writes its status output to STDERR, which is being interpreted as an error by phar-composer (which obviously, it is not).

The fix should be trivial: Just pass STDERR through to STDOUT and do not complain.

$ phar-composer build https://github.com/clue/phar-composer.git
Your configuration disabled writing phar files (phar.readonly = On), please update your configuration or run with "php -d phar.readonly=off /usr/local/bin/phar-composer", trying to re-spawn with correct config
[1/3] Cloning https://github.com/clue/phar-composer.git into temporary directory /tmp/phar-composer1

    Cloning into '/tmp/phar-composer1'...

  [UnexpectedValueException]  
  Error output present

build [path] [target]

Currently, the stub will not be added when no main index file is defined. As such, PHP's less versatile default stub will be added, which, among others, does not properly support systems without ext-phar.

Steps to reproduce:

# build a phar with no main file
$ phar-composer build erik-dubbelboer/php-redis-admin:dev-master bad.phar
# execute on a platform without ext-phar
$ php-pharless bad.phar
ERROR: manifest length read was "1553257" should be "35323904"

seems like the placeholder is not properly replaced.

STR

• download http://www.lueck.tv/phar-composer/phar-composer.phar
• php phar-composer.phar --version

-->

$ php phar-composer.phar --version
phar-composer version @git_tag@

for debugging reaons it is sometimes required to extract the created .phar to see the contents of it.

would be great to have a command doing just that.

$phar = new Phar($pathToPhar);
$phar->extractTo($destPath);

Hi, is this project still maintained or are you looking for maintainers?

phar-composer commands assume the composer.json provided is valid.

In case it is not valid it sometimes produces strange things, e.g. name a project "myproject" (without a vendor prefix, which of course is invalid).
-> it will create a "yproject.phar" (without the leading "m"). It took some time to find out, that this problems are caused by my invalid composer.json.

phar-composer could do a better job and do a composer validate before each runs its own commands. In case of errors, skip its own command and print the error.

This isn't quite the focus of this project, but it should be addressed nevertheless. This is what most users are likely going to look for.

The current steps to build and deploy a project are:

1. Install project composer install vendor/project
2. Install phar-composer (as per README): $ wget http://www.lueck.tv/phar-composer/phar-composer.phar
3. Run php phar-composer.phar build . to generate a new project.phar
4. Upload the phar to any hosting service and get its URL
5. (Update README.md to reflect new download URL)

Obviously, this should be automated. Possible solutions:

• Travis artifacts:
  • http://about.travis-ci.org/blog/2012-12-18-travis-artifacts/
  • http://www.niteoweb.com/blog/robot-on-travis-uploading-results-to-s3
• Perhaps using some external cloud service? I suppose we're not the first to run into this?
• Any other ideas?

I have:
WARNING: No main bin file defined! Resulting phar will NOT be executable
How can I prevent this?
Thanks

I'm not certain this project is still maintained, but I've tried using it to generate several phars, and they all build (and even install) successfully...but when executed, they print a bunch of warnings, and finally die with a fatal error trying to load classes from their vendor dependencies:

https://gist.github.com/EvanK/2c3f9ca429d995ea0989

Any clue what's causing this? I've tried with several packages, including phpunit and paratest

Is they any way to suppress the $web = 'index.php'; from being added.
I get this error when requiring the phar
Warning: include(phar://C:\_SOAR_HOME\repository\_phar\packages56\laravel54.phar/index.php): failed to open stream: phar error: "index.php" is not a file in phar "C:/_SOAR_HOME/repository/_phar/packages56/laravel54.phar" in C:\_SOAR_HOME\repository\_phar\packages56\laravel54.phar on line 9

Some packages are very difficult to bundle as a phar, most often because they work with their paths in a way that does not work within phars (most notably using realpath() etc.)

This should not be turned on by default for performance reasons, so we will need an additional config option.

Refs box-project/box2-lib#11

It looks like this project is meant to build an executable phar version of a project, like the Boris REPL. Can it also be used to build includable libraries?

It would be neat to be able to build a non-executable phar, with dependencies, for some given library and then be able to include that into a small or legacy project. The only rub I see is if multiple libraries are included this way that have overlapping dependency trees.

It's my understanding that this project seems to work reasonably well for its intended use case - and at the same time fails to implement many of the nice-to-have features that were added over time.

As such, I'm planning to work towards a breaking v2.0.0 release to bring this project back to its basics: Building phar files for any project with as little configuration as possible.

In particular, this means that it will focus on building only and will not have any of the additional search and install commands anymore. This way, we can remove a significant piece of the current code base, no longer require any command line invocations (no composer, no git, no nothing) and focus on building the best tool to build a phar from a project directory.

On top of this, we may provide some documentation on how to build arbitrary projects by Composer package name or git repository, most of which can be achieved with a single line bash script.

I'm opening this ticket for the reference and to hopefully spark some discussion. I'm still working towards creating a feature/maintenance release for the v1 series, but future development will focus just on building phars.

Add a self-update command to the phar-composer.phar.

Possibly related:

• fabpot/PHP-CS-Fixer
• composer/composer
• herrera-io/php-phar-update

Both installation from phar as installation from source fail when issueing the install command:

php phar-composer.phar install clue/phar-composer

The reason seems to be that herrera-io/box 1.5.0 is used instead of later versions, which tries to load herrera-io/file-system-functions (1.0.0). This library is not available anymore.

A successful workaround has been to chmod and move the phar for global installation.

Currently, running the gui does not work as expected with Zenity 3.8 anymore (shipped with Ubuntu 13.10 at least). Double-clicking items does not work anymore.

Fix already implemented in clue/reactphp-zenity@faa7923, opening this one just for the reference.

Currently, running composer install fails due to a broken dependency:

$ composer install
…
  - Installing herrera-io/file-system-functions (1.0.0)
    Downloading: connection...
Could not fetch https://api.github.com/repos/herrera-io/php-fs-functions/zipball/1.0.0, enter your GitHub credentials to access private repos
The credentials will be swapped for an OAuth token stored in /home/clu/.composer/config.json, your password will not be stored
To revoke access to this token you can visit https://github.com/settings/applications
Username: xx
Password: xx
    Downloading: connection...


  [Composer\Downloader\TransportException]                                                        
  The "https://api.github.com/repos/herrera-io/php-fs-functions/zipball/1.0.0" file could not be  
   downloaded (HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found)

roave/security-advisories is a security package to conflict with known bad packages.

Thus it does not have a directory and causes an error:

  - Adding dependency "roave/security-advisories" from "vendor/roave/security-advisories/"


                                                                                               
  [InvalidArgumentException]                                                                   
  The "/Users/necrogami/code/mac/vendor/roave/security-advisories/" directory does not exist. 

Hi,

If you create a class, build the project into a .phar, and then remove the class, there is an error in the
vendor/composer/ClassLoader.php .

The removed file is still expected to be present, and I have removed all references to that class.
After a clear of composer and lots of phar-composer build launchs, it finally succeed.

I suspect there is a cache problem about this.

How to insert my assets file to my single executable phar?

// index.php
file_get_contents($this->assets.'/FSEX300.ttf');

u0_a115@localhost:$ ls simpleimage/ assets build composer.json composer.lock index.php src vendor u0_a115@localhost:$ php simpleimage.phar
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Call Stack: 0.0600 641280 1. {main}() /data/data/com.termux/files/home/simpleimage.phar:0
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