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Integrate phpdocx with Zend Framework 2
Warning
To run phpdocx with Zend Framework 2 it is mandatory to use the package that supports namespaces. This package is available for Advanced and Premium licenses.
The installation of phpdocx in a project that works with Composer can be manual or using a private repository with GitHub, Bitbucket or any other distributed version control system.
To use a private repository with GitHub, Bitbucket or Gitlab you have to generate and use an SSH key or auth.json:
- GitHub: https://dudi.dev/composer-private-packages-github-repository
- Bitbucket: https://dev.to/minompi/using-a-bitbucket-private-repository-in-your-projects-24j9
- GitLab: https://docs.gitlab.com/user/packages/composer_repository/#install-a-composer-package
Advanced and Premium licenses include a sample composer.json file (plugins/sample_composer.json file in the namespaces package) that can be added in a phpdocx private repository.
To perform a manual integration just follow these three easy steps:
- 1- Copy the content of the phpdocx package in the folder you use for third parties libraries, e.g. lib/phpdocx, vendor/phpdocx or 3rd-party/phpdocx.
- 2- Open the file composer.json and add the following classmap in the autoload section: "lib/phpdocx/Classes/Phpdocx" . Replacing lib/phpdocx with the folder name where phpdocx has been copied.
- 3- Update the autoloader of Composer:
With these three easy steps you are ready to work with phpdocx. As a practical example, let’s create a document in a controller and save it in the public directory with the name output.docx: