Create composer.json

[EvilFreelancer]

Hi to all!
I would like to add this project into Packagist repository.

[nelson6e65]

Composer? Because Composer is a "dependency Manager for PHP", there is better methods to install, update and manage your static resources, like Bower (a package manager for the web).

And it's available via:

bower install bootstrap-validator --save

[EvilFreelancer]

@nelson6e65 yep, you are right. but not everyone uses only bower, some people like composer and some projects may depend on css/js.

On debian or centos if you want to install bower first you need to install the npm package, npm is a part of nodejs project, and all this are not needed on pure php/perl servers (also some hosting dont have a bower and npm), because any extra software on the production server is a potential vulnerability.

P.S. The "Twitter Bootstrap" project is available via bower and composer distribution systems https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap

[nelson6e65]

Oh... I never installed static resources with composer... You can customize where to put the .css, .js and else files?

Edit: I figured out: Runing composer require in another directory.

[nelson6e65]

The bad on this is that, using composer, does not installs bootstrap dependencies automatically (jQuery)... 😟

@PavelRykov Maybe if you include those dependencies directly in your composer.json#21 it should work! This should complete this pull request. ☺️

Edit: Oh! Check this: https://github.com/components/bootstrap

[EvilFreelancer]

@nelson6e65 I added depending the Bootstrap and (just in case) JQuery, copied keywords from bower.json and post-install path now "assets" dir. Hope this updates should help 😄