25.03.2025・Allgemein
25.03.2025・Allgemein
Find all installable shopware store packages via composer
Thomas Spigel
A neat little oneliner if you (like me) sometimes want to install a package via composer but only have the link to the store.shopware.com website for this package. This will still not help you to exactly find it, but at least it will ease up the search.
composer search -N store.shopware.com|sort -n | uniq
This will find all packages that have store.shopware.com in the names, sort them and output only the unique ones as a list.
The packages listed are only the ones that you already bought/added in the shopware store, it is NOT the whole shopware store.
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