Re: Install pear package as a ant target

On Fri, Apr 30, 2010 at 5:26 PM, Alexandre Haguiar <alexandrehaguiar@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I was searching for a generic script to install all the pear package and > other dependencies like symfony or zend inside a subdirectory of the > projects. The facty is that i building a continuous integration server and > some projects has more than 1 version of some packages. So, my need was some > solution that build all project enviroment as a ant target, without change > any inside the continuous ingregration server. > > As solution i build a script in bash that make the job, you set inside the > build.xml the pear library folder, all channels to add and packages to > install and the script will make pear do all for you. The project is very > new and will be greate have some help. Well, i put inside the google code > with lgpl3 license at > http://code.google.com/p/install-local-pear/. Aha, a very nice solution for PHP 5.2. This is also very easy to do with PHP 5.3 and pyrus, the next generation pear installer — http://pear.php.net/manual/en/pyrus.php I usually create a lib dir for each new project, then simply install the packages needed: mkdir lib php pyrus.phar ./lib install pear/Net_URL Each lib dir is a sandboxed registry (just like the pear -c …), except it requires no setup, is portable, and can be committed to a repository. You can then make a checkout or clone on another machine, and packages be upgraded without worrying about the paths: php pyrus.phar ./lib upgrade pear/Net_URL -- Brett Bieber