Blake Gardner: Fixed broken composer.json Blake Gardner: Added a list of keywords to the composer.json Blake Gardner: Updated the example code in the README file Blake Gardner: Ignore the vendor folder and composer.lock Blake Gardner: Added PHP-CS to the require-dev section of the composer.json file Blake Gardner: Updated package name Blake Gardner: Updated composer.json file with minimum PHP version, license, and PSR-0 autoloader information Blake Gardner: Added composer.json generated by the composer init command Blake Gardner: Updated example PHP file to reflect the new class name, name space, and method names Blake Gardner: Broke the valid MAC address characters into two lines Blake Gardner: Fixed whitespace issues Blake Gardner: Lowercased null values Blake Gardner: Lowercased all true booleans Blake Gardner: Lowercased all false booleans Blake Gardner: Converted class, and methods to use Allman style braces Blake Gardner: Converted all tabs to spaces Blake Gardner: Camel cased all of the method names to conform to the PSR-1 standard Blake Gardner: Put the class into a vendor level name space and re-named the class to match the file name Blake Gardner: Moved the class file to match the directory structure expected by PSR-0
Any thoughts on this command? Does it work on your machine? Can you do the same thing with only 14 characters?
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