Just a quick update for those using i-MSCP in custom workflows: the core utility tools and API libraries have now been published on Packagist. This makes it easier to include them via Composer in your projects.
No more manual copying or version management. Simply require them and stay up to date.
This is a big time-saver. We had a local clone of the git repo just to access helper functions. Will test integration with our deployment pipeline this week.
Can confirm it’s working. The namespace structure is clean and PSR-4 compliant. Also noticed that older deprecated methods have been removed, which is good.
Glad to hear it! Please report any issues via the internal bug tracker. Planning a minor version bump with better docs next week.
As of June 25, 2025, core utilities and API libraries for i-MSCP have been published on Packagist, enabling easier integration via Composer. This eliminates the need for manual downloads or Git repository clones, streamlining project setup and dependency management for developers.
With the tools now PSR-4 compliant and accessible through Composer, users can maintain clean version control and benefit from automatic updates. Deprecated methods have been removed, and the namespace structure has been modernized to meet PHP best practices.
Early adopters have reported successful integration into custom deployment pipelines and praised the cleaner architecture. The move has already reduced redundant setup efforts and improved tool portability across development environments.
The development team is planning a minor version bump next week, which will include improved documentation. Users are encouraged to report any issues through the internal bug tracker to ensure continued enhancements and stability.
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