initial sensiolabs/melody integration #43
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@Seldaek ping |
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initial sensiolabs/melody integration
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Looks fine I guess, thanks :) |
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@Seldaek ok, just getting you general opinion on the feature was important... if any refinements are required I won't bother you and go ahead fixing them. thanks. |
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Ah right I forgot I gave you commit access :D Might be good to add a mention of how to do this in the README and or in the few samples at the bottom of the page. |
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will do ;) |
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This PR integrates melody-scripts into the php-console.
This means you can run melody scripts directly from your webbrowser.
the melody integration makes sure all required composer dependencies are downloaded and available to the code within the console.
On the first run (when dependencies are present which are not yet resolved) the php-console output panel will show what composer is doing in the background.
On any subsequent run (or run which only used already downloaded dependencies) the output looks like we are used to:
//cc @lyrixx @jeremy-derusse