This repository provides a working example and methodology for prefixing PHP dependencies within a plugin or project. It is designed for PHP developers who need to bundle third-party libraries without causing version conflicts with other components in the same environment. The approach uses PHP-Scoper to rename namespaces, creating a self-contained, isolated package.

• Namespace Isolation: The core process uses PHP-Scoper to add a unique prefix to all vendor library namespaces. This prevents class and function name collisions between your plugin's dependencies and those used elsewhere.
• Build Automation: Includes a Composer script and shell script (scoper.sh) that automates the entire process of fetching dependencies, applying prefixes, and generating a ready-to-use vendor_prefixed directory.
• Composer Compatibility: Dependencies are managed separately from the main composer.json requirements. This allows the final plugin to be installed via Composer without version constraints conflicting with the root project's dependencies.
• Clear Integration Guide: The README provides step-by-step instructions for adapting this example into an existing plugin, including configuring the scoper, setting a custom autoloader suffix, and updating your code's use statements.
• Prevents Autoloader Collisions: The build script configures a custom suffix for the generated Composer autoloader class, ensuring it does not conflict with any other autoloader in the global vendor directory.