Support for Drupal 7 is ending on 5 January 2025—it’s time to migrate to Drupal 10! Learn about the many benefits of Drupal 10 and find migration tools in our resource center.Using Composer with Drupal
Composer can be used to add dependencies to a Drupal project. It can be used in the following ways.
Composer.json explained in relation to Drush Make
Learn how to use composer.json template in relation to Drush Make
Using Composer to Install Drupal and Manage Dependencies
Composer can be used to manage Drupal and all dependencies (modules, themes, libraries)
Add a composer.json file
A composer.json file can be added to your module to depend on non contributed projects.
Starting a Site Using Drupal Composer Project Templates
As of Drupal 8.8.0, Composer project templates (similar to drupal-composer/drupal-project) are available as part of Drupal core.
Managing dependencies for a contributed project
Managing dependencies for a contributed project
Managing dependencies for a custom project
Managing dependencies for a custom project
Preparing your site for Composer 2
Plugins that need modification to be able to run with composer 2
Tricks for using Composer in local development
Provides a way to override a project sourced from Drupal.org with a local copy to make development faster.
Troubleshooting Composer
Troubleshooting Composer
Using Drupal's Composer Scaffold
Composer Scaffold lets you manage how Composer organizes files within your project.
Using Drupal's Lenient Composer Endpoint
Drupal's lenient composer endpoint allows you to require projects that may not be explicitly compatible with the latest version of Drupal
Using packages.drupal.org
Using packages.drupal.org
