In the process of using thinkPHP, some custom class libraries and third-party class libraries need to be placed in a suitable location. It does not feel good to place them in the system's default org folder, which destroys the native directory of thinkPHP.
I looked at the official manual and found that the namespace of the class library can be customized in the module or application configuration file.
However, please note that your custom namespace name needs to correspond to your folder name and cannot be changed.
Then test it
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