How does Global Ray look for framework specific Ray installs?

[jeffreyvr]

I have Global Ray installed and a Laravel project running on Valet. Because I wan't to use Laravel specific features of Ray, I installed spatie/laravel-ray in the project.

However, when I call ray functions it will still use Global Ray instead of the project's version. Calling showQueries for example, then results in a Method showQueries does not exist..

It appears to be looking in the Valet composer packages for other versions of ray, instead of in the project I'm working on.

$composerJson (in the global-ray-loader.php file) returns this path /Users/myusername/.composer/vendor/laravel/valet/composer.json

What is the intended behaviour?

[freekmurze]

That's strange. We check if the laravel package is installed here: https://github.com/spatie/global-ray/blob/main/src/scripts/global-ray-loader.php#L51-L55

[jeffreyvr]

Thanks Freek! So should https://github.com/spatie/global-ray/blob/main/src/scripts/global-ray-loader.php#L15 ($composerJson) normally return the path of the project composer.json?

[stevebauman]

Nevermind -- I'm able to reproduce this on Valet by editing the global-ray-loader.php file and then visiting a Valet parked site:

global-ray-loader.php

class PharLoader
{
    public static function load(string $pharPath, array $unlessDetectedPackages)
    {
        $composerJson = getcwd() . '/composer.json';

        var_dump($composerJson);
        die();

        // ...
    }
}

Result:

[jeffreyvr]

Could do something like this? Not beautiful, but seems to work.

public static function getComposerPath()
{
    $composerJson = getcwd() . '/composer.json';

    // Check if it is Laravel Valet.
    if(strpos($composerJson, 'valet') != false) {
        $valetConfig = json_decode(file_get_contents($_SERVER['HOME'].'/.config/valet/config.json'));

        foreach($valetConfig->paths as $path) {
            $composerPath = $path . '/' . str_replace('.' . $valetConfig->tld, '/', $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']) . 'composer.json';

            if(file_exists($composerPath)) {
                return $composerPath;
            }
        }
    }

    return $composerJson;
}

[stevebauman]

Nice @jeffreyvr! I think that'll do just fine. Do you want to make a PR? I can create one if you'd like 👍

[jeffreyvr]

@stevebauman Done! :)

[stevebauman]

Excellent thanks @jeffreyvr! 🙏