# The Composer Method (Deprecated)

List of needed libraries for Varbase used packages with Composer.

Moving to have a better and more dynamic way of managing `drupal-library` packages as libraries.

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Use `"vardot/varbase-libraries": "~10.1.0"`

> with **Varbase `~10.1.0`** and **Drupal `~11`**

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### Managing Only Local Libraries in Projects

In case of needing to manage project's local libraries only.

* Moving to a better drupal libraries management with Varbase
* As a step to remove the use of **asset-packagist.org** in Varbase

NO libraries **for Varbase \~10.1.0**

> With **Drupal 10/11** : Use the `"vardot/varbase-libraries": "10.1.0.0"` static version to have no libraries and manage local libraries in the project with a copy of libraries from <https://github.com/Vardot/varbase-libraries/blob/10.1.x/composer.json> or NPM/YARN

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### Advanced: Merge `composer.libraries.json` from `vardot/varbase-libraries` in `vendor/`&#x20;

For projects that want full control over which libraries are included, without relying on `asset-packagist.org`, you can merge the libraries directly from the `vardot/varbase-libraries` package using [`wikimedia/composer-merge-plugin`](https://github.com/wikimedia/composer-merge-plugin).

**Setup Steps**

1. **Install the merge plugin:**

```bash
composer require wikimedia/composer-merge-plugin:~2
```

2. **Add merge configuration to your root `composer.json`:**

```json
"extra": {
  "merge-plugin": {
    "include": [
      "vendor/vardot/varbase-libraries/composer.libraries.json"
    ],
    "recurse": true,
    "replace": false,
    "merge-dev": false
  }
}
```


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