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Add support for composer/installers #17

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alexstewartja
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Allows automatic installation into plugins directory via Composer Installer

Allows automatic installation into `plugins` directory via [Composer Installer](https://github.com/composer/installers)
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@alexstewartja Thanks for the PR!

However, I'm new to the "composer/installers" concept, and after going over their readme, I'm failing to understand how this benefits this package over the current install process.

If you wouldn't mind, I love to understand what problem/issue it solves?

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@boxybird for me it helps me organizing my wp repos so that others won't miss a critical plugin like this one. with roots/bedrock you have a composer file in the root where i enter all important plugins and having yours marked as "wordpress-plugin" saves the work to manually it to /plugins

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Thanks for helping me understand, @mortensassi.

@boxybird boxybird merged commit 13ac811 into boxybird:master Jun 13, 2022
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@boxybird

@mortensassi explained it perfectly. The current install process assumes a plain vanilla WP directory structure. Like @mortensassi, I use Bedrock exclusively for its enhanced application security and pragmatic approach to dependency management.

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