With information about the PHP and Xdebug versions in the image/container. If all goes well, you should see the following screenshot PhpStorm will now try to create the container and figure out if it can run PHP. In that case, please checkout the repo and build the containers: cd /c/codebase/ This image you've probably not yet built the containers. Next, choose "Docker" from the radio buttons and select our previously created Docker server (named "Docker").Īs image, choose docker-php-tutorial_docker-php-cli:latest (which is one of the images used in this tutorial). In the newly opened pop up click on the "+" sign on the top left and choose "From Docker,Vagrant,VM,Remote." Click on the three dots "." next to "CLI Interpreter". Navigate to File | Settings | Languages & Frameworks | PHP. PhpStorm will automatically validate your settings and show a "Connection successful" info below the path mappings box: In PhpStorm, navigate to File | Settings | Build, Execution, Deployment | Docker. "Expose daemon on tcp://localhost:2375 without TLS". Open the Docker Setting in tab "General" and activate the checkbox that says Enable docker to communicate on port 2375 Next, the script in question is executed and the container When you run a PHP script using this method, PhpStorm will start aĭocker container and configure it automatically (path mappings, network setup. This is the "easier" way and should mostly work "out of the box". via Deployment Configuration (treating docker more or less like a VM) Run PHP via built-in Docker setup In general, there are two ways to run PHP from PhpStorm using Docker:Ģ. Git checkout part_2_setting-up-phpstorm-with-xdebug-for-local-development-on-dockerįurther, make sure to open /c/codebase/docker-php-tutorial as a project in PhpStorm. (unless you've already done that in part 1), checkout branch part_2_setting-up-phpstorm-with-xdebug-for-local-development-on-docker andĪs in part 1, I'm assuming your codebase lives at /c/codesbase: cd /c/codebase/ I'm gonna walk you through all the necessary changes,īut I'd still recommend to clone the corresponding git repository docker-php-tutorial
#Phpstorm tutorials how to#
Luckily, we already have a good understanding on how to create the container, although we'll need to make someĪdjustments to make everything work smoothly with PhpStorm. We will only need the php-cli container for this part. Fix Xdebug on PhpStorm when run from a Docker container.Run PHP on Docker via Deployment Configuration.Enable docker to communicate on port 2375.
#Phpstorm tutorials mac#
will only exist for Windows and Mac users, NOT for unix users Table of contents SSH login credentials are hard-coded in the container (inherently insecure) everything is owned by root (no dedicated user that will in particular be problematic for linux users) Some problems that I won't solve here include: Note: The setup that I am going to use is for demonstration purposes only! I do not recommend that you use it To get automatic notifications when the next part comes out :) If you want to follow along, please subscribe to the RSS feed Structuring the Docker setup for PHP Projects. Setting up PHP, PHP-FPM and NGINX for local development on Docker Part_2_setting-up-phpstorm-with-xdebug-for-local-development-on-docker.Īll published parts of the Docker PHP Tutorial are collected under a dedicated page atĭocker PHP Tutorial.
#Phpstorm tutorials code#
All code samples are publicly available in myĭocker PHP Tutorial repository on Github.
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