Capistrano::Composer

Provide some Composer task for to use them in your Capistrano project. For more flexibility it comes just whit tasks and it's nothing doing automatically on the Capistrano flow. If you need something from the Composer, so hook into the Capistrano flow by your self.

Installation

# Gemfile
gem 'capistrano',  '~> 3.1'
gem 'capistrano-composer-light', '~> 0.0.1'

Usage

Require capistrano-composer-light in your cap file

# Capfile
require 'capistrano/composer'

Settings

The following settings (displayed with defaults) are provided:

# If you have a other name for your php, maybe like "php54 or php55" change it.
set :composer_php,                      "php"

# If you use a diffrent php.ini change it and set the path.
set :composer_php_ini,                  ""

# If you want to install the composer.phar.
set :composer_download_url,              "https://getcomposer.org/installer"
set :composer_path,             ->      { shared_path }

# The path to "../composer.phar" or maybe just "composer" for to call all the tasks.
set :composer_execute,          ->      { fetch(:composer_path).join('composer.phar') }

# Set the path in that is run all the tasks.
set :composer_working_path,     ->      { fetch(:release_path) }

# Set the roles for all tasks.
set :composer_roles,                    :all

Integrated common tasks

The folowing common tasks are already integrated:

  • composer:installer
  • composer:self_update
  • composer:install
  • composer:update
  • composer:run

So you can use them with hooks like this:

  after 'deploy:updated',   'composer:install'
  after 'deploy:updated',   'composer:update'

Or if you need to pass some options:

after :deploy, :updated do
  invoke "composer:installer", "-- --version=1.0.0-alpha9"
  invoke "composer:install", "--optimize-autoloader"
end

If you need a not already provided task you can use "composer:run" 

after :deploy, :updated do
  invoke "composer:run", "remove", "--dev"
end

Contributing

  1. Fork it
  2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
  3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
  4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
  5. Create new Pull Request