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[alexthunder3]

Hello.
Love the work!
I would like to create a pimcore community bundle to integrate adminerneo, as they've dropped support for adminer with their v11 due to lack of maintenance, but github-only package makes it annoying to install due to github's rate limits. Have you considered posting the repo to packagist?

Thanks for all your work!

[peterpp]

Have you considered posting the repo to packagist?

Not yet. I'm concentrating on finishing version 5. Then a Docker support is on the list. However, you may noticed that Adminer is maintained again (see #49).

[jdreesen]

I would also love to install it from Packagist.

[peterpp]

And how exactly would you like to install and use AdminNeo from Packagist? Because AdminNeo is supposed to run from the compiled and minified file. And it is possible to compile only drivers and languages that you need. So do you want to download the sources and then compile the final file by yourself?

Note that you can also download specific AdminNeo directly from a static URL: https://www.adminneo.org/download#download-url This allows you to automate the installation process as well.

[jdreesen]

I would like to add it as an alternative to vrana/adminer in my Pimcore integration: teamneusta/pimcore-database-admin-bundle.

So do you want to download the sources and then compile the final file by yourself?

If that's how it has to be used, then yes, that's probably how I would do it. However, if there is a way to use the sources directly, I would prefer that.

Note that you can also download specific AdminNeo directly from a static URL: adminneo.org/download#download-url This allows you to automate the installation process as well.

I'm not that keen on committing dependencies to the Git repository these days when we've got Composer, but I'll give it a try.

[peterpp]

AdminNeo run from sources without any problem, it just contains all drivers and translations by default. I can publish it on Packagist next week.

[jdreesen]

Good to know.

For Pimcore we'll only need MySQL/MariaDB (and maybe Elasticsearch) because other databases are not supported. But I don't think it matters if there are some more unused drivers installed (Pimcore is already huge 🙈).

[diam]

Bonjour à tous, (Please note that I haven't installed Adminer for almost a year.) I haven't used the new versions of Admineneo yet. And perhaps my problem is now solved with this new version. I use Adminer with the sqlite database. My main problem concerns integration with a Symfony project, particularly because I want to use Symfony's authentication system. It might be useful to provide a standard Amnineo distribution with a selection of robust plugins and a configuration file for settings. It would also be useful to be able to redirect all internal access to Admineo to an external proxy URL to ensure authentication. I was able to solve the problem with older versions of Adminer by including the main Adminer file from my Symfony application. But I had to fight against the side effects caused by Adminer's *non-use* of namespaces by Adminer. This solution eventually stopped working. Later, I tried to validate authentication through communication via a temporary file on the server side (all access to Adminer had to be authorized by Symfony), but it didn't work out. It probably wasn't the right way to go about it, so I gave up. With the redesign of Adminer into Admineo, I am hopeful that integration with an existing app will be easier. Even if integration with Paquagist does not seem essential to me, at least it would guarantee this integration ;-)

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Le 7 août 2025 à 00:06, Jacob Dreesen ***@***.***> a écrit : I would like to add it as an alternative to vrana/adminer in my Pimcore integration: teamneusta/pimcore-database-admin-bundle. So do you want to download the sources and then compile the final file by yourself? If that's how it has to be used, then yes, that's probably how I would do it. However, if there is a way to use the sources directly, I would prefer that. Note that you can also download specific AdminNeo directly from a static URL: adminneo.org/download#download-url This allows you to automate the installation process as well. I'm not that keen on committing dependencies to the Git repository these days when we've got Composer, but I'll give it a try. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[peterpp]

AdminNeo 5 use a namespace, so it will not collide with any framework. I would also suggest you to have a look at ExternalLoginPlugin: https://www.adminneo.org/plugins

[peterpp]

There is a complication with using Composer. Libraries jsshrink and phpshrink don't have any tags (and versions), so they are referenced by @dev. Therefore, stable AdminNeo 5.0 can't be installed without lowering minimum stability of the main project. And that's far from ideal.

I solved it in the main branch, so right now you can try something like this:

{
    "name": "test/test",
    "version": "0.1",
    "require": {
        "php": ">=8.1",
        "adminneo-org/adminneo": "@dev"
    },
    "repositories": [
        {
            "type": "vcs",
            "url": "https://github.com/adminneo-org/adminneo.git"
        }
    ]
}

index.php:

<?php

chdir("../vendor/adminneo-org/adminneo/admin");

require "index.php";

Or compile a file:

php vendor/adminneo-org/adminneo/bin/compile.php mysql

and then in index.php:

<?php

require "../vendor/adminneo-org/adminneo/compiled/adminneo-mysql.php";

[peterpp]

And here it is: https://packagist.org/packages/adminneo-org/adminneo

So "repositories" in previous example is not needed 😉

[peterpp]

AdminNeo 5.1 has been released with Composer/Packagist support. So now you can install a stable version:

composer require adminneo-org/adminneo

I've also added information about using Composer and compiled version of AdminNeo: https://www.adminneo.org/download#composer