(Added) Basic Composer setup

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Summary

This Merge Request introduces a fundamental Composer setup for the project, including project details, authorship, dependencies, and scripts within a new composer.json file. The .gitignore file has also been updated to exclude the composer.lock file. Significant modifications in the GitHub workflow enhance code validation and security by adding steps for Composer validation, dependency installation, caching, and vulnerability scanning.

Context and Background

The necessity for a Composer setup was identified to streamline dependency management and facilitate project setup for developers. The introduction of automated steps for code validation and security checks aligns with our commitment to maintaining high-quality, secure code.

Problem Description

Before these changes, the project needed a structured approach for managing PHP dependencies, leading to potential inconsistencies across development environments. Additionally, there was no automated mechanism for identifying security vulnerabilities in project dependencies.

Solution Description

The solution involved creating a composer.json file that specifies the project's dependencies, PHP version requirements, and autoload configuration. The GitHub workflow has been enhanced with steps for Composer validation, dependency installation, caching, and vulnerability scanning, leveraging tools such as Composer, Go, and OSV-scanner.

List of Changes

Added: composer.json - Defines project details, dependencies, and scripts.
Updated: .github/workflows/php.yml - Enhanced with steps for Composer validation, dependency installation, caching, Composer packages, setting up Go, installing OSV-scanner, and scanning for vulnerabilities.
Updated: .gitignore - Now ignores composer.lock.
Changed: Dependency versions in composer.json to include broader PHP and Symfony console version compatibility.
Added: Security checks in the GitHub workflow and composer.json scripts to ensure dependencies are scanned for vulnerabilities.

Type

enhancement, documentation

Description

Introduced a comprehensive composer.json for managing project dependencies, autoload configuration, and specifying PHP and Symfony console version requirements.
Enhanced the GitHub workflow with steps for Composer validation, dependency installation, caching, and vulnerability scanning to ensure code quality and security.
Added a development dependency for security vulnerability checking and scripts for post-update actions and vulnerability checks in composer.json.

Changes walkthrough

Relevant files

Enhancement

php.yml

Enhance GitHub Workflow with Composer Validation and Security Checks

.github/workflows/php.yml

Added steps for composer.json and composer.lock validation.

Introduced dependency installation and caching for Composer packages.

Setup Go and installed osv-scanner for vulnerability scanning.

Added a step to check for vulnerabilities in project dependencies.

+47/-1

composer.json

Initialize Composer Setup with Dependency Management and Security
Checks

composer.json

Introduced a new composer.json file for project metadata, autoload
configuration, and dependency management.

Specified PHP and Symfony console version requirements.

Added development dependency for security vulnerability checking.

Included scripts for post-update actions and vulnerability checks.

+61/-0

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Summary by CodeRabbit

Chores
- Removed support for PHP version 7.4 to align with newer standards.
- Improved project dependency security by integrating vulnerability scanning.
Documentation
- Updated .gitignore to exclude composer.lock, optimizing version control.
New Features
- Enhanced composer.json with new dependencies and scripts for better performance tracing and security in PHP applications.

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Commits
Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 366fb9d9602a5bd9d21e00dfa0667fa1ed85ed0d and 27c4b98a576ffd5f90317e82780decb7ab5875b0.

Walkthrough

The updates involve enhancing the development and security practices for a PHP library project. Key changes include refining the PHP version support by removing an older version, improving dependency management and security by ignoring certain files, and integrating tools for vulnerability scanning. These adjustments aim to maintain the project's compatibility with modern PHP environments, streamline dependency handling, and bolster the project's security posture against vulnerabilities.

Changes

File(s)	Summary
`.github/workflows/php.yml`	Updated CI workflow: removed PHP 7.4, added steps for dependency management and vulnerability scanning.
`.gitignore`	Added `composer.lock` to ignore list, optimizing dependency tracking.
`composer.json`	Updated project metadata, dependencies, and scripts for security and validation in the PHP library "marjovanlier/xhprof-trace".

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PR Description updated to latest commit (https://github.com/MarjovanLier/Xhprof-Trace/commit/366fb9d9602a5bd9d21e00dfa0667fa1ed85ed0d)

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Changelog updates:

2024-02-24

Added

Introduced a basic Composer setup for the project, including project details, authorship, dependencies, and scripts.
Enhanced the GitHub workflow with steps for Composer validation, dependency installation, caching, and vulnerability scanning.
Added security checks in the GitHub workflow and composer.json scripts to ensure dependencies are scanned for vulnerabilities.

Changed

Updated the PHP and Symfony console version requirements in composer.json for broader compatibility.
Revised the project description and keywords in composer.json to better reflect the project's functionalities and purpose.

to commit the new content to the CHANGELOG.md file, please type: '/update_changelog --pr_update_changelog.push_changelog_changes=true'

PR Code Suggestions

Suggestions

possible issue

Remove unsupported PHP version "8.3" from the CI configuration.

___ **Consider removing PHP version "8.3" from the php-versions matrix as it is not officially
released yet. This can prevent potential issues with unsupported features or unexpected
behavior in the CI environment.** [.github/workflows/php.yml [14]](https://github.com/MarjovanLier/Xhprof-Trace/pull/3/files#diff-a73bb6555480a5ee79ae276a3f5d71a08fa316e09a4a8da7b643cf1e92c97df9R14-R14) ```diff -php-versions: ["8.0", "8.1", "8.2", "8.3"] +php-versions: ["8.0", "8.1", "8.2"] ```

enhancement

Use --no-interaction instead of deprecated --no-suggest in Composer install command.

___ **Replace --no-suggest with --no-interaction in the composer install command. The
--no-suggest option is deprecated as of Composer 2.0, and --no-interaction ensures
non-interactive mode which is suitable for CI environments.** [.github/workflows/php.yml [42]](https://github.com/MarjovanLier/Xhprof-Trace/pull/3/files#diff-a73bb6555480a5ee79ae276a3f5d71a08fa316e09a4a8da7b643cf1e92c97df9R42-R42) ```diff -run: composer install --prefer-dist --no-progress --no-suggest +run: composer install --prefer-dist --no-progress --no-interaction ```

Add error handling for vulnerability scanning step.

___ **Add error handling for the step that scans composer.lock for vulnerabilities. Use
continue-on-error: true to ensure that the workflow can proceed even if vulnerabilities
are found, allowing for manual review or other handling.** [.github/workflows/php.yml [70]](https://github.com/MarjovanLier/Xhprof-Trace/pull/3/files#diff-a73bb6555480a5ee79ae276a3f5d71a08fa316e09a4a8da7b643cf1e92c97df9R70-R70) ```diff run: osv-scanner scan --no-ignore composer.lock +continue-on-error: true ```

best practice

Use exact versions for dependencies to ensure consistent builds.

___ **Specify exact versions for the require and require-dev dependencies to ensure consistent,
predictable builds and avoid potential incompatibilities with future versions.** [composer.json [44-48]](https://github.com/MarjovanLier/Xhprof-Trace/pull/3/files#diff-d2ab9925cad7eac58e0ff4cc0d251a937ecf49e4b6bf57f8b95aab76648a9d34R44-R48) ```diff -"php": "^8.0|^8.1|^8.2", -"symfony/console": "^v5|^v6|^v7" -"enlightn/security-checker": "^v1|^v2" +"php": "8.2.*", +"symfony/console": "v6.*" +"enlightn/security-checker": "v1.*" ```

Change minimum-stability to stable to avoid using unstable packages.

___ **Remove the minimum-stability setting or change it to stable to avoid potential stability
issues with your project dependencies. Using dev can introduce unstable packages into your
project.** [composer.json [41]](https://github.com/MarjovanLier/Xhprof-Trace/pull/3/files#diff-d2ab9925cad7eac58e0ff4cc0d251a937ecf49e4b6bf57f8b95aab76648a9d34R41-R41) ```diff -"minimum-stability": "dev", +"minimum-stability": "stable", ```

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