Actually, in the process of searching for an answer I came across an Oracle dock in the style of "you take and connect . "

But I don’t have any libraries in the add dependency window, it turns out I had to either write them somewhere first, or put them somewhere, or I generally got lost in general.

IDE version 8.0.2.

And at the same time I would like to know how, after connecting through the linker, to properly connect the library directly in the code, before grabbing a function from it by using

All this is necessary for working with pdftk , when I registered it in php.ini and connected via include some turtle came out, I want to try to connect correctly. Composer.json in the library files there.

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    I have been working with composer'om for about three years and I have never needed visual tools in ide, they are too poor.

    And to use the libraries loaded with composer, to be brief, you need to include include 'vendor / autoload.php' and after this line start using the library. There are examples on the githaba in the library repository.

    • Thank you for the answer, I thought I completely lost the question. I’m not so much interested in the method for the sake of visualization, but in principle why it doesn’t work (while connecting via the command line IDE works). Because of this, it seems that something in NetBeans itself is not configured and can "spoil" later with incomprehensible bugs. - Yaroslav
    • @ Yaroslav here I can not tell, because I never used netbeans. But I can say that such a plugin is done "for show", and there may be bugs in it) - AmsTaFFix