feature: introduce composer.json schema validation
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Signed-off-by: Maximilian Bösing <[email protected]>
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Description
This will verify that the
composer.jsonof a project always matches the schema.There are two caveats:
composer.jsonif there is one within the projectcomposer.schema.jsonto this project to ensure it wont changeThe reason why I've added the schema to this project is, that the schema might change in the future.
Lets take
PSR-0for example. There is absolutely no reason to support that for like forever.As the
schema.jsonon the getcomposer.org website is not versionized, I wanted to take this precaution.I am open to change that to the https://getcomposer.org/schema.json if you think that we don't need this precaution.
This PR relates to #22 but only implements schema validation as suggested by @weierophinney