composer support: add "autoload.classmap" support #49
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`autoload.classmap` is another popular method of classes autoloading in composer. Implementing this feature increases the number of composer packages that can be used by KPHP code. Classmap works like this: for a given files list (dirs or regular files), collect all files with `.inc` and `.php` extension recursively and build autoloading maps for them. Unlike PSR4, classmap doesn't require any conventions. A file can have multiple classes, its name could be anything, namespaces can be arbitrary as well. It's hard to implement this feature in KPHP without actually parsing the php files. As a compromise, we're scanning the classmap folders and require all files found during the composer autoload file inclusion. Fixes #49
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`autoload.classmap` is another popular method of classes autoloading in composer. Implementing this feature increases the number of composer packages that can be used by KPHP code. Classmap works like this: for a given files list (dirs or regular files), collect all files with `.inc` and `.php` extension recursively and build autoloading maps for them. Unlike PSR4, classmap doesn't require any conventions. A file can have multiple classes, its name could be anything, namespaces can be arbitrary as well. It's hard to implement this feature in KPHP without actually parsing the php files. As a compromise, we're scanning the classmap folders and require all files found during the composer autoload file inclusion. Fixes #49
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`autoload.classmap` is another popular method of classes autoloading in composer. Implementing this feature increases the number of composer packages that can be used by KPHP code. Classmap works like this: for a given files list (dirs or regular files), collect all files with `.inc` and `.php` extension recursively and build autoloading maps for them. Unlike PSR4, classmap doesn't require any conventions. A file can have multiple classes, its name could be anything, namespaces can be arbitrary as well. It's hard to implement this feature in KPHP without actually parsing the php files. As a compromise, we're scanning the classmap folders and require all files found during the composer autoload file inclusion. Fixes #49
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`autoload.classmap` is another popular method of classes autoloading in composer. Implementing this feature increases the number of composer packages that can be used by KPHP code. Classmap works like this: for a given files list (dirs or regular files), collect all files with `.inc` and `.php` extension recursively and build autoloading maps for them. Unlike PSR4, classmap doesn't require any conventions. A file can have multiple classes, its name could be anything, namespaces can be arbitrary as well. It's hard to implement this feature in KPHP without actually parsing the php files. As a compromise, we're scanning the classmap folders and require all files found during the composer autoload file inclusion. Fixes #49
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`autoload.classmap` is another popular method of classes autoloading in composer. Implementing this feature increases the number of composer packages that can be used by KPHP code. Classmap works like this: for a given files list (dirs or regular files), collect all files with `.inc` and `.php` extension recursively and build autoloading maps for them. Unlike PSR4, classmap doesn't require any conventions. A file can have multiple classes, its name could be anything, namespaces can be arbitrary as well. It's hard to implement this feature in KPHP without actually parsing the php files. As a compromise, we're scanning the classmap folders and require all files found during the composer autoload file inclusion. Fixes #49
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Some projects use
["autoload"]["classmap"]mechanism:https://github.com/sebastianbergmann/phpunit/blob/master/composer.json#L72
See https://getcomposer.org/doc/04-schema.md#classmap
Another example of a project that uses it: https://github.com/phar-io/version
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