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How to use Composer installed libs? - simoon - 12-01-2021 Hi, i installed jlevers/selling-partner-api with composer. Code: require_once __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php'; Does not work. Can someone tell me how to get it running? Best regards, Alex RE: How to use Composer installed libs? - captain-sensible - 12-01-2021 if you installed your codeigniter web with composer, then you should have a composer.json file at your web root and that if from the context of being at your web route from a shell window and you used : Code: composer require jlevers/selling-partner-api then 2 things should have happened, you should have seen that your composer.json file has been updated snd now contains and entry for jlevers . Also that if you look in your vendor directory you will also see a directory called something like jlevers. In the process autoload would have been updated so in a controller , you don't need that line: Code: require_once __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php'; normally with a class it would be instantiation $handle = new Class (); looking breifly at it, it says you need account and docs are : https://github.com/jlevers/selling-partner-api RE: How to use Composer installed libs? - simoon - 12-02-2021 thanks, it works an i got it runing ![]() RE: How to use Composer installed libs? - captain-sensible - 12-02-2021 ok maybe you feedback on here what you are doing with it at a later date and its use |