I have an existing CakePHP 2.5 project where CakePHP has been manually
installed. I want to use the features of composer to manage the project's
dependencies including Cake.
Right now, the project has a folder structure such as:
project_root/
app/
Config/
Controller/
Lib/
Model/
Plugin/
Vendor/ [1]
cakephp/ [2]
View/
webroot/
composer.json [3]
lib/ [4]
Cake/
plugins/
vendors/
>From my understanding of how composer works, it will install its
dependencies to Vendor [1], and Vendor/cakephp [2] should have the latest
CakePHP source defined on composer.json [3].
However, the project has the lib/Cake folder that also contains CakePHP
source.
My questions:
1. This project is managed by git. What should I commit to git that won't
break anything else? The production server is running off a git branch.
2. Should I remove the lib folder? [4]
3. In Cake's documentation
here: http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/installation/advanced-installation.html
In the "Installing CakePHP with Composer", it mentions "Save this JSON into
composer.json in the APP directory of your project.". How can I have an app
directory if I'm still installing Cake? I got confused here.
Thanks
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