LagunaLife sorry again, I think I've given you wrong instructions twice now and that's certainly not helping.

You need to add a comma at the end of the prefer stable line.

For code editor, I'd highly recommend vscode.

    LagunaLife the end of the file must look like this:

        "prefer-stable": true,
    "repositories": [{"type": "composer", "url": "https://extiverse.com/composer/"}]
}

    The file follows JSON formatting, which requires a comma at the end of each line except the last one. If you add the repositories key at the bottom, this means adding a comma on the line above. If you add it in the middle, this means adding a comma at the end of the new line.

    You can use online tools to validate JSON if needed. But most will probably give the same kind of error that Composer shows. It tells you at what place of the file the issue is.

    Let me know if you have any other issue 😃

        clarkwinkelmann Thank you!! That was it, I'm really sorry for asking so much. Now I get another different error when I put:

        composer config --global --auth bearer.extiverse.com (here I put my Token)

        I get this error:

        [InvalidArgumentException]
        Setting bearer.extiverse.com does not exist or is not supported by this command

        What can be?

            LagunaLife what is your Composer version? You can find out with composer --version. You might need to update it if it's super outdated.

                clarkwinkelmann Exact! I think it must be that, I have the version of composer 1.8.6. I am trying to update but cannot. As I have seen is with the command: composer self-update

                And I get the error:

                [ErrorException]
                rename(/opt/cpanel/composer/bin/composer): failed to open stream: Permission denied

                I think it is a failure of some permission, but that location can not find it through FTP.

                    LagunaLife if you are on a shared hosting they might not allow you to update the global composer command. This might be an option inside of cPanel somewhere however.

                    Another option is to manually download composer.phar and run it from your Flarum folder with php composer.phar [command]

                        clarkwinkelmann All set! Exactly I have a Shared Hosting, I have sent a ticket to support and they have updated it. I have already been able to install the extension without problems.

                        I'm very sorry for the annoying and so many questions. Thanks so much for the help.

                          11 days later

                          clarkwinkelmann Can you add support for the links below?

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                              7 days later

                              Hi

                              I just purchased the plugin. I have provided the necessary update in the composer.json file.

                              But I am having a problem with the authorization process with Composer. I make a root connection with SSH and run the code "composer config --global --auth bearer.extiverse.com yourUniqueToken" by typing my own token. As a result of this process, when I get the error "No such file or directory".

                              I am using Beta 15 Flarum version. My server is Centos 7 + Plesk Obsidian 18.0.33 and my Composer version 1.1.2-218.

                              How can I solved this?

                              Thanks.

                                luceos I do not know exactly. I don't know much about SSH and server management. How can I check?

                                    flaky

                                    ls -la ~/.composer

                                        luceos ls: cannot access /root/.composer: No such file or directory

                                            flaky instead of running with --global run the command without it:

                                            composer config --auth bearer.extiverse.com yourUniqueToken

                                            Make sure you are in the flarum installation path.

                                            You should now see a auth.json next to your flarum binary and other flarum files.

                                                luceos I got the error again.
                                                /usr/bin/env: php: No such file or directory

                                                    luceos PHP installed yes. PHP 7

                                                    I always get errors as a result of the commands I have entered regarding the extension installation. For example, I am writing a command to tell you which PHP extensions are installed and it works fine. If you can connect to my computer via remote connection, maybe you can solve it.