Could not find a version of package matching your minimum-stability (stable)

[giovannipds]

Hello.

composer require alexndreazevedo/egoi-api-php shows this message:

  [InvalidArgumentException]

  Could not find a version of package alexndreazevedo/egoi-api-php matching your minimum-stability (stable). Require it with an explicit version constraint allowing its desired stability.

[giovannipds]

I could load it with this schema:

package.json:

{
    "require": {
        "alexndreazevedo/egoi-api-php": "dev-master",
        "php": ">=5.3.0",
        "ext-curl": "*",
        "ext-json": "*",
        "zendframework/zend-json": "2.5.*@dev",
        "zendframework/zendrest": "*",
        "zendframework/zend-soap": "2.5.*@dev",
        "zendframework/zend-xmlrpc": "2.5.*@dev"
    }
}

[vdyalex]

The library isn't versioned as it hasn't active development. I'll close the issue.

[giovannipds]

I've got what you meant but by the time the code is on GitHub, it is versioned, even when it doesn't have releases. I understand the library doesn't have an active development but I also understand the importance of what the contributors have done here, this library helped me make an E-goi integration in less minutes than the official package. Are you sure you want to disregard this? Thanks anyway.

[vdyalex]

If you have defined minimum-stability in your composer.json, for sure you'll have warning using

$ composer require alexndreazevedo/egoi-api-php

Unless you specify the version:

$ composer require alexndreazevedo/egoi-api-php:dev/master

I understand the need of a version. If you want to submit a PR specifying the version, it's up to you. I haven't time right now.

[giovannipds]

I haven't, but for default it is stable, which would warn every time. Lower the minimum-stability of a whole project isn't an option I would consider, just for one package.

I've tried to specify the dev-master but it wasn't importing it on my project, though I've tested now in a different repository and it worked normally. It was showing an warn about PHP's version even though it wasn't defined on the package.json file.

Gonna think about what you've suggested. Thank you.

[Emanuel937]

try to put this on your composer.json
"minimum-stability": "dev"

[Jeyhun023]

If you are author of package just run this code composer self-update --2. According to composer documentation this command will upgrade your composer version.
If you face any bug you can just run composer self-update --1 to roll back old version.