New feature: installing via composer and controlling the config/dashboard/cache folder options

[nimlevy]

Proposal

Are there instructions on how to install this library using composer as part of an existing project?
I don't want to expose the vendor directory to the web; trying to expose one file that would load the library and the dashboard in a public folder.
I tried including the library's index.php, but came into problems with the hard coded config loader and assets paths.

Motivation and context

I would argue it is a more usable scenario to have the library installed as a dependency of an existing project without downloading and adding the whole library into an existing project's repository

[RobiNN1]

It should be possible now. Here is my test setup:

composer.json, it's not released yet so for now you have to use dev-master or wait for stable reelase (soon)

{
    "require": {
        "robinn/phpcacheadmin": "dev-master"
    }
}

Copy latest config.dist.php, in my case I named it pca.php and put directly next to index.php (you can palce and name whatever you want).

index.php

<?php
require_once __DIR__.'/vendor/autoload.php';

RobiNN\Pca\Config::setConfigPath(__DIR__.'/pca.php');
echo (new RobiNN\Pca\Admin())->render(false);

In config file at bottom uncomment and adjust path to vendor if necessary 'pcapath' => 'vendor/robinn/phpcacheadmin/'

[RobiNN1]

Also note that you can literally just download zip from github and open index.php in browser, composer is not necessary. The installation is the same as e.g. phpmyadmin.

But now you can embed it into own admin dashboard as well.

[nimlevy]

This is amazing, Robin. Thank you.
I'll test it out on Monday.
Excited to see it released

[nimlevy]

Thank you, @RobiNN1
Works perfectly!