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What is the difference between PEAR and Composer?
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What is the basic difference between composer and pear. On pear official site it is stated that now people are shifting towards composer but I read on this site that composer is packager and pear is dependency manager.
This website seems to answer your question rather clearly:
https://williamjxj.wordpress.com/2014/02/22/php-pear-and-composer-2/
It says that PEAR is a package manager for the whole system, whereas Composer is a dependency manager for individual projects and doesn't install anything globally but only locally for individual projects.
This has actually been asked before, it was also answered very well. Here is the question: What is the difference between PEAR and Composer?
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I try to install martinlindhe/laravel-vue-i18n-generator with Laravel 8 and it show the error:
It says 'This repository has been archived by the owner. It is now read-only.' So it is archived and that means it won't be developed. Since Laravel 8 is never than this package (last commit was like 2 years ago for this package).
Try to look Laravel's default language solution or found this package
Try to look at vue-i18n-extract
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Eloquent ORM Code Hinting in PhpStorm
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Every time when I code on Laravel framework I get those IDE warnings.. like it didn't find some method or class like Eloquent Class.
I searched on google and I found this plugin but it didn't help, actually I didn't see any difference.
Is it even possible to integrate between Laravel and PhpStorm?
The video in the accepted answer explains it just fine, here is my text version:
on the command line type and execute:
composer require barryvdh/laravel-ide-helper
next type and execute:
php artisan ide-helper:generate
This will generate a file called _ide_helper.php that will help PHPStorm/IntelliJ recognize the facades (add this file to your .gitignore as it is not part of your code).
Go back to your PHPStorm or IntelliJ and you will see that the facades are recognized and autocomplete is working!
Source code: https://github.com/barryvdh/laravel-ide-helper
I am upgrading to L5 this weekend and already have a stopper. I tried both of these in my composer.json file, neither are working upon a composer update.
"aws/aws-sdk-php-laravel": "1.*"
"aws/aws-sdk-php-laravel5": "1.*"
Error message: "Your requirements could not be resolved to an installable set of packages."
Most third-party packages won't be updated for Laravel 5 yet, and this is the case for the AWS SDK. There is a Github issue for Laravel 5 support you can follow for updates.
If you use a lot of packages, it may be a few months before everything is ported over.
I'm a laravel newb, so this might be a question most of you find stupid, but I haven't found a straight answer to this one even after several hours search. I do know how to use GIT, but I thought there might be a Laravel way to do it like many things seems to be done with artisan commands. If the update is only possible through GIT commands so have you found that you can do it without messing up the app folder where you have made your changes?
I have a quit new version of beta, only about one month old, but have worked on it already quit much.
Thanks for helping out one Laravel newb.
If you have composer install globally run:
composer update
Otherwise (locally), run:
php composer.phar update
Checkout official documentation
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Whenever I try to do something in linux as a fresh start, always this type of things happens. Now I tried to install aircrack-ng on my newly installed ubuntu-12.04.
I downloaded the aircrack-ng-1.1 which is latest stable version
I installed the pre-requisites which is mentioned on the website - the build-essentials,libsqllite3-dev and libopenssl-dev and everything went fine.
Now I tried to compile the aircrack-ng-1.1. I used the "make" command. I got some error in folder osdep and in linux.c file.
Then I went to check for bug fixed for this problem in aircrack-ng. I found that there was a bug report submitted for this.
Now tried to fix it as mentioned. Still It din't work.
I went to website again, I saw its written that this solution may not work. I need to downgrade gcc version to 4.5 from 4.6(it comes with build-essential package)
Now I removed gcc-4.6.3 from Ubuntu-software-center. I installed the gcc-4.5 again from command line by "sudo apt-get install gcc-4.5". It got installed successfully.
Now when I wanted to check the gcc installed properly or not, i used the command "gcc --version". But it says me there is no command like that and tells me to install. But when I try to install again it tells me that its already installed and up to date.
Very strange strange problems. Anyone know how to make Aircrack compile?
Aircrack-ng is on Ubuntu repo (apt-cache search aircrack), so you can install it easily like any package (apt-get install aircrack-ng).
If you want to install it from sources, please edit your post and provide more details on errors encountered.