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Would it be possible to add a cookbook for PHPSpec? #4

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paulschwarz opened this issue Jun 7, 2012 · 5 comments
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Would it be possible to add a cookbook for PHPSpec? #4

paulschwarz opened this issue Jun 7, 2012 · 5 comments

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@paulschwarz
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https://github.com/zombor/Auto-Modeler-Demo/#specs

@zeelot
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zeelot commented Jun 7, 2012

Yeah I'll look into it :) steps are always welcome of course

@paulschwarz
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zombor suggests these steps:
https://github.com/zombor/Auto-Modeler-Demo#specs

in conjunction with a composer.json file which must be present, however zombor's file points to cordoval/phpspec as a dependency which has a problem. composer changed the location of their autoload.php file a few months ago and cordoval hasn't caught up. i forked it to fix the bug:
https://github.com/paulsschwarz/phpspec

and created a pull request (see commit):
paulschwarz/phpspec@7358a79

and since then someone else commented giving some different information:
zombor/Auto-Modeler-Demo#4 (comment)

sorry it's not simple ;)

@zeelot
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zeelot commented Jun 8, 2012

I think I want to try doing this without composer... I'm just not ready for yet another badly implemented package manager.

@paulschwarz
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well... there is a slight difference here in that the packages are not installed to a global php space like how pear does it. these are dependencies so they're kept within the project directory itself.

@zeelot
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zeelot commented Aug 5, 2012

I mostly want to focus on core functionality for the 1.0.0 release but I will revisit this in the future and I will probably give in and set up composer =/ as much as I hate all these package managers, it seems futile to fight the community on it.

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