package-managers

Can someone explain how I'm supposed to use composer with a php. I have a composer.json file in my doc root that downloads the core packages for my project, but then when I want to add another project like google+ php sdk found here https://github.com/googleplus/gplus-quickstart-php/ what do I do with that composer.json file? do i combine them manually? Do I just download that composer.json into a different dir? my current composer.json file looks like this { "name": "fuel/fuel", "type": "metapackage", "description": "The FuelPHP framework", "keywords": ["framework"], "homepage": "http:/

I want to get all activities present in Application as a list by using PackageInfo. Please tell me is there any way to do this. Thanks in advance. Bharath Kumar Bachina I got answer to my question as follows. public static ArrayList<ActivityInfo> getAllRunningActivities(Context context) { try { PackageInfo pi = context.getPackageManager().getPackageInfo( context.getPackageName(), PackageManager.GET_ACTIVITIES); return new ArrayList<>(Arrays.asList(pi.activities)); } catch (PackageManager.NameNotFoundException e) { e.printStackTrace(); return null; } } Try below code: final PackageManager pm =

I have many JS snippets and files shared across multiple projects. I have to either copy-past them into a single file for each project, or serve them as individual files on cdn. Both are bad ideas. Is there any dependency management and build tool like Maven for JavaScript? Ideally it would take a set of js dependencies and build a single js file which can be served on cdn. I can write a script to do that. But I'm looking to find if anything comparable to Maven exists for JS. Update 2014: Based on answers here and my research following are most popular tools: Bower, NPM, RequireJS, Browserify,

I am using VS2012 and every time I reopen VS, the Default project in the NuGet Package Manager console has been reset to what seems like a arbitrary project, and I have to use the dropdown list to reset to the appropriate project. How can I set (and persist this setting) for the default project for the package manager console? As it stated in documentation here Package Manager Console's Default Project is whatever project set as StartUp Project on your solution level. You can control StartUp project using right click on project in solution explorer and choosing Set as StartUp Project : or from

I am using the new open source Swift Package Manager and am able to download the files. I want the manager to create a "development environment" (Through Xcode) based on the packages it retrieved. Has anybody dealt with this? Kostiantyn Koval Update: as mentioned in other answers, you can now generate Xcode project files with this command: swift package generate-xcodeproj Original answer: The Swift Package Manger (SPM) is cross platform, It works on Mac and Linux. The Xcode is Mac OS only, so I don't think SPM will be hard integrate to work with Xcode. SPM can do 2 things: Build swift source

Whenever I run conda install/remove/update <package> , it tells me it's "Solving environment" for some time before telling me the list of things it's going to download/install/update. Presumably it's looking for dependencies for <package> , but why does it sometimes remove packages after doing this operation? For example, as I was trying to install Mayavi, it decided it needed to remove Anaconda Navigator. Furthermore it does not provide an option to perform only a subset of the suggested operations. Is there a way to specify that I don't want a package removed? You can add --debug option to