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About the manual Предисловие Basic concepts all PEAR users should understand Installation (Pyrus)Installation (PEAR)Command line installer (PEAR)Dependency Tracking (Meta Packages) with PEAR

Using Pyrus, the PEAR Installer for PHP 5.3+

About Pyrus Commands available in Pyrus Pyrus configuration Differences from the PEAR Installer Creating plugins for Pyrus Developer Tools for Pyrus Using Pyrus in your programs: Pyrus's Public API

PEAR Developer Guide

About PEAR and PEAR2 Becoming a PEAR developer: how to get involved PEAR Developer Guide Coding Standards PEAR Installer: Core components (Installer API, error handling)PEAR Installer: customizing the installer itself RFCs

Channels: distributing your packages

channel.xml, REST, XML-RPC Creating your own channel with Pyrus and PEAR2_SimpleChannelServer

channel.xml, REST, XML-RPC

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Edited By

Gregory Beaver

2009-06-25

What is a PEAR Channel? PEAR Channels make it possible to take advantage of the strengths of the PEAR Installer and Pyrus for your own personal packages. A channel is simply a website that provides packages for download and a few extra meta-information files.

A familiar example of a channel is pear.php.net. This channel was the first channel, and defines the standards to which other channels must adhere. Each channel has a channel.xml file in its document root (such as http://pear.php.net/channel.xml) and a series of files utilizing the REST (Representational State Transfer) paradigm to describe the packages available for installation and download. The pear.php.net channel's REST files can be viewed at http://pear.php.net/rest.

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