If you want to use a package in Laravel, you simply add a single line in composer.json file and the job is done. This is because the package is available in packagist.org, what if the package that you want to use is a non-Composer Laravel package? Maybe available in a git repo or a private repo or so.
In this post, we will see how to install and use non-Composer Laravel Package and custom libraries inside your Laravel projects.
https://likegeeks.com/install-and-use-non-composer-laravel-packages/
Thanks in advance.
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That's a nice tip. Since I work with Laravel using composer, I wasn't sure how to deal with packages that are not available with composer commands. This little tip will help me in installing these packages easily on Laravel using composer.
Great tip
Thanks