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Publish Your Extension

By publishing an extension, we mean making it publicly available. This may include all of or just a few of the following:

  1. Register your extension on Packagist <publish-extension-packagist>
  2. Register your extension on extensions.typo3.org <publish-extension-ter> (TER)
  3. Make your extension source code available <publish-extension-git> on a public Git hoster such as GitHub, Gitlab or Bitbucket
  4. Register Your Extension for docs.typo3.org <publish-extension-docs>: This makes sure your extension documentation will be rendered on docs.typo3.org

We recommend to do all of these. Find more information in the following sections!

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Publish Your Extension on Packagist

This is described well on Packagist.

Advantages:

  • It is possible to install your extension using composer require

Publish Your Extension on TER

See Publish an Extension for more information on how to publish an extension and check out the FAQ as well.

Advantages:

  • More visibility for your extension
  • The community can vote for your extension
  • Donate link (optional)
  • Link to the documentation (optional)
  • Link to the source code (optional)

Publish Source Code on a Public Git Hosting Platform

The TYPO3 community currently uses GitHub, GitLab and Atlassian Bitbucket to host the Git repository of their extensions.

Just add a repository to your workspace. Typically, the extension key is used for the repository name, but that is not necessary.

Advantages:

  • More visibility for your extension
  • Contributors can add issues or pull requests
  • Render the documentation on docs.typo3.org (see next step) by adding a webhook

Register Your Extension for docs.typo3.org

This basically means that you will add a webhook in your extension repository. In order for this to work, you must have a composer.json and push some changes after you register the webhook.

All the necessary steps are outlined in h2document:migrate except for step 4 (request redirects) which is not necessary for new documentation.

Advantages:

  • Your extension will be rendered on docs.typo3.org
  • More visibility for your extension
  • The documentation link will automatically be added if your extension is registered on extensions.typo3.org (TER).