Installation

Installation via composer

Add the longitude-one/doctrine-spatial package in your composer.json.

$ composer require longitude-one/doctrine-spatial

Or you can edit directly composer.json file by adding this line on your requirements:

"require": {
    "longitude-one/doctrine-spatial": "^5.0"

Installation without composer

While Composer is the recommended method for library management, you can download the library manually if needed. Once downloaded, locate the directory within the archive named lib. This directory typically contains the library’s core files. Copy and paste this lib directory into the location where you store all your application’s libraries.

Installation to contribute

We welcome your contributions to this project! Here’s how you can easily get involved:

  1. Fork the Project on GitHub: Head over to the project’s GitHub repository and create a fork. This creates your own copy of the codebase that you can modify.

  2. Clone Your Fork Locally: Once you’ve forked the project, clone your forked repository to your local machine. This will allow you to work on the code locally.

  3. Refer to the Contribution Guide: The provided contribution guide (doc) offers detailed instructions on setting up your development environment, making code changes, and testing your contributions. This guide will ensure your contributions are aligned with the project’s standards.