Composer support for CheckoutWC
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As developers, we know how incredibly useful dependency management is. Composer has become a critical part of our workflow. We use it to manage WordPress core, themes, and every plugin (that let us) on the sites we build. And thanks to composer support for CheckoutWC, we can do it with one more.
But if you’ve ever tried to install a premium WordPress plugin with Composer, you know the pain: most don’t support it. You end up cobbling together workarounds with custom artifact repos, post-install scripts, or plugin uploaders all to keep your deployment workflow intact.
That’s why we’re excited to announce that CheckoutWC now officially supports Composer. No hacks, no hoops. Just a proper, versioned, authenticated Composer endpoint you can use in your projects today.
Why Composer Support for CheckoutWC Matters
If you’re building WooCommerce stores professionally, you probably care about:
- Repeatable builds
- Version control for everything (yes, even plugins)
- CI/CD deployment compatibility
- Keeping production and staging environments in sync
Composer support for CheckoutWC means you can:
- Specify exact or semver-compatible versions
- Manage updates like any other PHP package
- Store everything safely in version control
- Avoid manual plugin uploads or admin-side installs
Get started with our guide
How to Install CheckoutWC with Composer
Built by developers, for developers
We want CheckoutWC to feel right at home in modern WordPress developer workflows: Bedrock, Trellis, Laravel Valet, CI pipelines, you name it.
Special thanks to the folks at Delicious Brains for publicly documenting their Composer setup for premium plugins. It was incredibly helpful as we built ours.
If you’re using Composer to manage your WordPress stack and you’ve been waiting for WooCommerce plugins to catch up, we hope this makes your life a little easier.
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