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Uh hello guys, welcome to this video. So
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in this video, I'll show you how to keep
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track of which version of composer you
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are using. Composer is nothing but it's
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a dependency manager for PHP
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applications. If you want to install
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third party PHP packages, you install
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them through composer. So inside the
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terminal, you execute this command
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composer- version. So then it will
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exactly tell you which version of
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composer you're using. So in my case, as
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you can see, we are using 2.8.6. six. It
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also tells you the version number of PHP
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as well. So the command is very simple.
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After that, if you also want to see
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where composer is installed in your
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system, you simply uh get this by using
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where command where composer. So now it
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will tell you where composer is
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installed.
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This will give you this location.
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So either you can copy this location and
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go to file explorer
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and simply paste this location.
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It opens it.
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You can go to the folder here.
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You'll see this is your executables
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here. This is your
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in this easy way you can keep track of
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it. And if you want to actually use the
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composer command globally,
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in my case, as you can see now, it is in
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the command line. If you want to use it,
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you do need to add this entire path.
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Simply copy this path and go to the
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environment variable and go to the path
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and simply add this path. Simply paste
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it. I have already done that. So that's
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why we can access composer directly in
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the terminal. So just do this and after
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that you can access composer directly in
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the terminal. So thank you very much for
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watching this video. Also check out my
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website freemediatools.com
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uh which contains thousands of tools.
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