Now add a breakpoint to the last line that echos the output by left-clicking on the region right after the line number. Click on it and you will see the PHP 8.1 option we used earlier. Let’s just echo some basic arithmatic to the screen. You now have a file that we can put some code in. Fill in “hello” for the top text field and leave the extension drop down the same:
Right-click on the project folder and select the New->PHP File menu option Once the IDE finishes initalizing lets create a new PHP file for us to put some sample code in. On the New Project wizard select “PHP Empty Project” and leave the rest of the defaults. From the PHPStorm IDE create a new project using either the New Project button on the Welcome screen, if it is still up, or the File->New menu. to prove this lets prove this first by using PHPStorm for doing command line debugging. With this we now should have a fully configured PHP debugging system.
Creating and Running a CLI Project in PHP Storm I used the Xdebug Helper plugin under Firefox for my system. We also want to install the browser helper that will allow us to put our site into debug mode. If you have a license apply that or do the 30 day free trial. Once copied in, in a terminal go into the bin directory and run phpstorm.sh to launch the application. If when you type which java nothing comes up then install it with sudo apt install openjdk-11-jdk.Īnd download a copy. You will probably need to ensure that OpenJDK 11 is installed for PHPStorm to run. There are additional IDEs that can probably do the same interactive debugging but this is the choice for this tutorial. Install PHPStorm and Xdebug Helper Browser Plugin We are now ready to start debugging our PHP code. First we will make a directory for the certificates and navigate into it: Again, use LetsEncrypt and the Certbot for production machines. This is not how one should do it for a production machine. These are going to be locally created/signed certificates so we will get a warning when we navigate to it that we need to accept. Because this is a local only instance we will have to do several of those steps manually.įirst lets make some local certificates for us to use. Then we would use LetsEncrypt to create a certificate and configure Apache.
If we were doing a production, internet facing system, like in the Creating a Friendica Server post If you are going to want to have an HTTPS connection for your web site, which we will for Friendica, we need to setup Apache for HTTPS connections. Setup Local Apache HTTPS System (Optional) This will allow us to directly work in this directory moving forward without sudo’ing everything. Now when you open the info.php file without sudo you should see it come up without the read only warning.
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