You are encouraged to look also at the code examples found in the demo/ directory.
Note: to reduce the size of the download, the demo files are not part of the default package installed with Composer.
-You can either check them out online at https://github.com/gggeek/phpxmlrpc/tree/master/demo, or make sure they are
-available locally, by installing the library using Composer option `--prefer-install=source` (when doing so, make sure
-that the demo folder is not directly accessible from the internet, ie. it is not within the webserver root directory).
+You can either check them out online at https://github.com/gggeek/phpxmlrpc/tree/master/demo, download them as a separate
+tarball at https://github.com/gggeek/phpxmlrpc/releases or make sure they are available locally, by installing the library
+using Composer option `--prefer-install=source`. Whatever the method chosen, make sure that the demo folder is not directly
+accessible from the internet, ie. it is not within the webserver root directory).
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*Note* the standard procedure to download locally the demo and test files is to use Composer with the option `--prefer-install=source`
on the command line. That requires to have `git` installed. If that is not the case on your server, you might be able to
-download the complete source code from GitHub with other tools, such as f.e. TortoiseSVN.
+download the complete source code from GitHub with other tools, such as f.e. TortoiseSVN. Staring with release 4.9.4,
+the demo files are also available for download as a separate tarball from the releases page on GitHub.
-*Note* when downloading the full source code, including the demo files, make sure that the demo folder is not directly
-accessible from the internet, i.e. it is not within the webserver root directory.
+*Note* when downloading the demo files, make sure that the demo folder is not directly accessible from the internet, i.e.
+it is not within the webserver root directory.