get error during insatallation extension

karman

Hello! I want to create my extension and when i try execute command 'composer require ....' i will see this error in comsole: [InvalidArgumentException]
Could not find a matching version of package stidio/flarum-fix-post-aut
hor. Check the package spelling, your version constraint and that the packa
ge is available in a stability which matches your minimum-stability (dev).
Sorry for my english and thanks

clarkwinkelmann

karman welcome to Flarum!

Can you describe the steps you followed or link the tutorial you used to create your development setup?

Do you have a workbench/packages folder? Have you added that path as repository in your composer.json. Are you installing the *@dev version?

karman

i use your video to create new extension🙂

but i get error in this point: 58:16
yes, i have folder workbrench. my folder is in this directory. and i use *@dev version but anyway get this error.clarkwinkelmann

karman

hello, maybe problem in composer?
clarkwinkelmann

clarkwinkelmann

karman the problem must be with one of the aspects I shared above.

Can you share the content of your composer.json and the full command you are using to install the package?

karman

clarkwinkelmann Yes of course.
this is my composer.json
"name": "studio/flarum-fix-post-author",
"description": "fix author",
"keywords": [
"flarum"
],
"type": "flarum-extension",
"license": "0BSD",
"require": {
"flarum/core": ">=0.1.0-beta.12 <0.1.0-beta.14"
},
"authors": [
{
"name": "karman",
"email": "karman@mail.ru",
"role": "Developer"
}
],
"extra": {
"flarum-extension": {
"title": "Author",
"icon": {
"name": "",
"backgroundColor": "",
"color": ""
}
},
"flagrow": {
"discuss": ""
}
}
}
and i write in root directory this command: composer require studio/flarum-fix-post-author
I seemed to be repeating everything after you in youtube, but a;so have this mistake

clarkwinkelmann

karman when installing from a workbench folder the command should be composer require studio/flarum-fix-post-author:*@dev

If that doesn't solve it, can you also share the content of the composer.json that's at the root of Flarum? That's the one that needs to contain the repository entry, which isn't something I show in my videos since it only needs to be done once.