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Pricore: an open-source private Composer registry (now in public beta)
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Pricore: an open-source private Composer registry (now in public beta)

via Dev.to WebdevMaarten Bode9h ago

Pricore is a self-hosted private Composer registry for PHP teams. Built with Laravel, Apache 2.0 licensed, and now in public beta. The problem it solves: managing private packages with VCS repositories in composer.json is slow, Satis requires manual rebuilds, and SaaS options get expensive. Pricore gives you a full Composer v2 registry on your own servers. What it does: Mirrors GitHub/GitLab repos and serves them to Composer Webhook-driven updates, no manual rebuilds Token-based auth Web dashboard for packages, downloads, and activity Full Composer v2 metadata-url support Up and running in about 60 seconds with Docker. GitHub: https://github.com/pricorephp/pricore Blog post: https://pricore.dev/blog/introducing-pricore Feedback and questions welcome.

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