Description
Composition provides a lightweight and generic API, that you can use to check your
environment at runtime, instead of manually go checking for regex in constants,
classes/functions existence, matching a version against a class constant, ...
It only works when using Composer as package management tool.
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README
Composition 
Composition provides a lightweight and generic API, that you can use to check your environment at runtime, instead of manually go checking for regex in constants, classes/functions existence, matching a version against a class constant, ...
It only works when using Composer as package management tool.
Some examples
A single command to check your PHP environment :
if (!\Composition::has('vendor/super-package', '>=2.0') {
$this->markTestSkipped('The following tests require "SuperPackage" to be at least at 2.0');
}
\Composition::has('php', '5.4.*');
\Composition::has('ext-mongo');
Check the platform :
if (\Composition::isWindows()) {
// ...
}
Note
This tool should mostly be used in your unit tests, and not be abused in production.