Composer Dist Contents

Composer Dist Contents

This page defines what should be shipped inside vendor/viames/pair when web projects install Pair through Composer.

Included in Composer dist

Composer dist archives must include the files that a Pair web application can use directly:

• src/: framework runtime classes loaded through Composer autoload
• assets/: JavaScript and CSS copied into web projects by scripts/copy-assets.php
• translations/: framework translation files
• migrations/: framework schema migrations that applications may need to apply
• bin/pair: Composer binary entry point
• scripts/copy-assets.php: asset installation helper
• scripts/update-version-from-tag.php: application version helper used by consuming Composer scripts
• scripts/upgrade-to-v2.php, scripts/upgrade-to-v3.php, and scripts/upgrade-to-v4.php: application upgrade helpers exposed by Composer scripts
• scripts/benchmark-v4.php: Pair v4 migration/performance validation helper exposed by Composer scripts
• composer.json, README.md, UPGRADE_V4.md, SECURITY.md, and LICENSE: package metadata and project-facing reference material

Kept only in Git

Repository-only material should stay in Git but not be copied into vendor/viames/pair:

• .github/ and CI configuration
• index.md and _config.yml: GitHub Pages entry point and presentation configuration
• tests/, phpunit.xml.dist, and PHPUnit cache files
• docs/, including mobile stack and packaging notes
• mobile/, including PairMobileKit and PairMobileAndroid
• vendor/, because Composer installs Pair dependencies in the consuming project
• internal planning files such as PAIR_*, RELEASING.md, and agent/tool instructions
• release-maintenance scripts such as scripts/update-version-from-release.php
• local editor, environment, and generated files

The mobile stacks are useful source assets for native app development, but they are not required by PHP web applications using Pair 4. They should be consumed from the Pair Git repository or from future dedicated package distribution channels, not from a web project's Composer vendor directory.

See also: Home, Mobile iOS stack, Mobile Android stack, Upgrade-to-v4.