The playgrounds functionality is currently broken but will be fixing this very soon
Manuscript is a tool to help you with developing and testing composer packages on your computer.
composer global require davidpeach/composer-manuscript
Once installed, you just assign a local directory as being a "manuscript" directory.
So you could do this:
cd ~/my-local-packages
manuscript initThe manuscript init command just creates a .manuscript file in the current directory, along with two folders:
./packages is where you place any packages that you are building.
./playgrounds is where any known frameworks can be installed for you and have your package in development installed into.
So for example, you could be developing a laravel package and want a local laravel installation to manually test things in.
With the manuscript play command, you can tell Manuscript to download a copy of Laravel and use the repository symlink functionality to install your package into that Laravel installation for testing.
1. Clone this repo.
2. Run `composer install`.
3. Run `composer test` to check the test suite passes on your machine.