Installation
Eseye is packaged using composer. This guide assumes that you have it downloaded and ready for use. In the case of this guide, composer is available in my PATH, which is why I can just call it with the composer command instead of the more traditional php composer.phar way.
Installation of Eseye should be really simple. If this is a completely new project, or an existing one, it should be as easy as running composer require eveseat/eseye. This will either create or update your existing composer.json to include the library, and then proceed to install the dependencies for you.
When the installation is complete (in the case of a fresh install), the current directory will have the following files:
composer.json, composer.lock, vendor/
