read-composer-json

This action gives you access to the composer.json file content in form of environment variables.

Minimum example

    - name: "Read Composer file"
      id: "composer"
      uses:  "flagbit/[email protected]"
    - name: "Get composer package name"
      run: "echo ${{ env.composer_name }}"

Access packages and namespaces

Because composer package and namespace keys contain slashes and backslashes, they can't be translated into a valid env-name. In this case both will be replaced with dashes. For example:

    - name: "Get Symfony package version constraint"
      run: "echo ${{ env.composer_require_symfony-symfony }}"

Composer file path

In case you have your composer file in a different path than the project's root directory, you can set a path name to the correct composer path.

    - name: "Read Composer file"
      id: "composer"
      uses:  "flagbit/[email protected]"
      with:
        composer_file: "path/to/composer.json"

Debugging

You don't know how the wanted key looks like? Enable debugging and all composer env-variables will be printed during a running workflow.

    - name: "Read Composer file"
      id: "composer"
      uses:  "flagbit/[email protected]"
      with:
        debug: "1"