[Support request] GP Premium plugin and Composer

[David]

Hi,

I am using WordPress Packagist and Bedrock.

Is it somehow possible to install GP Premium plugin via Composer (WordPress Packagist)?

Thank you.

[Tom]

Hi there,

Not at this time, but that would be cool. I’ll see what we need to do on our end 🙂

[David]

The easiest way is to add GP Premium plugin to official WordPress plugins repository.

Or ACF Pro has its own solution:
https://roots.io/guides/acf-pro-as-a-composer-dependency-with-encrypted-license-key/

or

https://github.com/PhilippBaschke/acf-pro-installer

Anyway, thanks for your answer and please let me know, when it will be ready. 🙂

[Tawema]

Hi Tom, did you managed to make it happen ?

Thanks,
Jérémie

[Tom]

Not at this time – we have a few other things going on at the moment. Will take a look as soon as time permits 🙂

[James]

Seconding this. the only plugin that I use that I cannot load from wpackagist.

[James]

Why not store license key in database or allow devs to provide it via some php config?
and then bland plugin can be distributed through composer.

[ideawrights]

I know you’re focused on getting GB Premium out the door, but when you have time to take a breath, I would appreciate this also.

[negative-network]

+1 🙂

[Dasha]

Hello,

I’m also interested in this 👍 Please let me know about any development on this.

[Fabien]

+1

[Florent]

+1 🙂

[Mathias]

+1
Would be very nice if it was possible as I really like GP.

[Content-Produktion]

+1, bumping up after one year.
Actually would prefer making updates available via WP-CLI with license code in DB or code, but ANY solution allowing automation, like composer, could be helpful.

[Author]

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