


How to use composer command to load third-party class library in vendor
Below, the composer usage tutorial column will introduce to you how to use the composer command to load the third-party class library in the vendor. I hope it will be helpful to friends in need!
1. First download the required third-party class library and place it in the vendor folder under the TP framework.
2. Provide the third-party class library SDK Write the namespace. The namespace is the name corresponding to the folder of the class library
3. Add the third-party class library that needs to be loaded in the composer.json file
4. Open cmd, enter the project root directory, use the composer command to load the third-party class library, and execute composer dump-autoload as follows. If successful,
5. Use
to directly use use to reference the required third-party class library where it is used.
You must use "sina\\": "vendor/sina" in Article 3 (sina is the namespace, vendor/sina is the corresponding file location), and the command in Article 4 can be used use to introduce, otherwise you can only use the vendor() method to introduce
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