'directory' like setting for artifacts?

[Danack]

Is there a setting to set what directory should be used when generating the url for each package in the packages.json from a satis.json that uses zip artifacts?

e.g. I have a satis config file like:

{
    "name": "Intahwebz package repository",
    "homepage": "http://satis.basereality.com/zipsOutput",
    "repositories": [
        {
            "packagist": false
        },
        {
            "type": "artifact",
            "url": "zipsOutput/packages/"
        }
    ],
    "require-all": true
}

i.e. all the zip files are in the directory zipsOutput/packages/ directory and I'm going to generate the satis files into the zipsOutput directory and serve that as the web root.

However after generating the satis files, all of the packages have a URL set to the full path in the packages.json like:

"url": "/documents/projects/github/Bastion/Bastion/zipsOutput/packages/zendframework_Component_ZendValidator_2.2.5.zip"

So in the web browser, the files have a url like:

http://localhost:8000/documents/projects/github/Bastion/Bastion/zipsOutput/packages/zendframework_Component_ZendFilter_2.2.5.zip

rather than :

http://localhost:8000/packages/zendframework_Component_ZendFilter_2.2.5.zip

I know there's a setting in 'archive' for when Satis is downloading packages itself, but this seems not to work when it's using artifacts that are already available.

[tipyy]

up

[jauzeyimam]

Did you ever find a solution to this? I'm running into the same problem.

[Danack]

@jauzeyimam I just wrote a function to fix the paths:

function fixPaths($outputDirectory, $siteURL) {

    $absolutePath = dirname(realpath($outputDirectory));

    $src = $outputDirectory."/packages.json";
    $text = @file_get_contents($src);

    if ($text === false) {
        throw new LogicException("Failed to open `packages.json` in directory ".$outputDirectory.". Presumably it wasn't built?");
    }

    $text = str_replace($absolutePath, $siteURL, $text);
    file_put_contents($src, $text);

    $src = $outputDirectory."/index.html";
    $text = file_get_contents($src);
    if ($text === false) {
        throw new LogicException("Failed to open `index.html` in directory ".$outputDirectory.". Presumably it wasn't built?");
    }

    $text = str_replace($absolutePath, "", $text);
    file_put_contents($src, $text);
}

[nadirollo]

Ran into the same exact issue. Even more, the packages.json generated has a the dictionary for "dist" with wrong "url" attributes:

{
    "packages": {
        "company/sample_package": {
            "0.1.1": {
                "name": "company/sample_package",
                "version": "0.1.1",
                "version_normalized": "0.1.1.0",
                "dist": {
                    "type": "zip",
                    "url": "dist/company-sample_package-0.1.1.zip",
                    "reference": null,
                    "shasum": "d67a7d6ccd6bedb823065e360dcd741801e47f82"
                },
                "type": "library"
            }
        }

This causes the composer install to not find the package as dist/package_name-0.1.1.zip is obviously a non valid url to download it.

Anybody has run into this? I can fix it by coding a script to fix the url's... but seems like I am missing an option to define my repositories or this is a bug

[bmnnit]

would be nice to see a fix here in the offical repro

[SvenRtbg]

I don't remember this being an issue anymore. I do create zip files, and they have the correct URL. Maybe I use the option to assign an "external" URL, but if this fixes it, why not using it.