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  • Configure PhpStorm. Now the project has been cloned from GitHub and the dependencies have been installed. PhpStorm can be setup to use Docker. Thanks to Gary Hockin’s excellent YouTube video Running PHPUnit Tests in PhpStorm with Docker, the setup process can be easily replicated. There is a four stage process: Configure PhpStorm to use Docker.

PhpStorm lets you manage Git projects hosted on GitHub directly from the IDE: clone repositories, share your projects, create forks, share code through gists, create pull requests and review incoming pull requests.

Register a GitHub account

To be able to retrieve data from a repository hosted on GitHub, or share your projects, you need to register your GitHub account in PhpStorm.

If you do not want to specify yor credentials each time you sync with a remote, or push your commits, you can configure PhpStorm to save your account information (see Configure a password policy ).

Register an existing account

  1. In the Settings/Preferences dialog Ctrl+Alt+S, select Version Control | GitHub in the left pane.

  2. Click .

  3. In the dialog that opens, specify your GitHub server URL (either github.com, or an enterprise instance).

  4. Do one of the following:

    • If you already have a token, click the Use Token link and paste it there.

    • If you want to obtain a new token, enter your login and password. If you have two-factor authentication enabled, you will be asked to enter a code that will be sent to you by SMS or through the mobile application. See Creating a personal access token for more details on GitHub tokens.

    The token must have the repo, the gist and the read:org scopes enabled in your account permissions (see Understanding scopes ).

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Create a new GitHub account

  1. In the Settings/Preferences dialog Ctrl+Alt+S, select Version Control | GitHub in the left pane.

  2. Click Add account, and in the dialog that opens, click Sign up for Github.

  3. Register your account on the Sign up for GitHub page that opens.

  4. Return to the PhpStorm settings and specify your credentials.

Manage multiple accounts

You can use multiple GitHub accounts in PhpStorm: for example, a personal account to work on an open-source project, and a corporate account for your main job.

  1. In the Settings/Preferences dialog Ctrl+Alt+S, select Version Control | GitHub in the left pane.

  2. Use the button to add as many accounts as you need.

  3. (Optional) To set an account as a default one for the current project, select it and click . If a default account is set, PhpStorm will not ask you to select an account you want to use when you share your project on GitHub, rebase a fork, create a pull request, or create a gist.

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Created at 2020-10-10Updated at 2020-10-11Category Docker Tag Resource / Docker / PHP / PhpStorm / PhpUnit / Linux

I have recently configured my windows 10 laptop with an additional SSD, so I could experiment with Linux. I have already installed Pop!_OS Git, PhpStorm and Docker. I haven’t installed PHP or Composer locally. Next I want to learn how to use this new environment. This is what I have found out so far.

Start with a Project

One of my favorite projects is the Gilded Rose Kata. I can clone that from github as follows:

Create docker-compose.yml

It is possible to run PHP cli without a docker-compose file, I have found it is easier to set up PhpStorm using this intermediate step.

PhpStorm has several preconfigured Docker containers, source:

Visual paradigm for uml (personal edition for mac. Movie making programs for mac free. They can be used as follows:

Php 7.3 CLI and XDebug 2.7

docker-compose.yml

The above will work for Linux, for Windows and MacOS the XDEBUG_CONFIG: will need the changed as follows:

Windows and MacOS

Windows and MacOS replace with XDEBUG_CONFIG:host.docker.internal, which will automatically resolve to the internal address of the host Docker is running on.

MacOS with local Homebrew php-fpm

If you use a local Homebrew php-fpm installation, port 9000 (which is the default debugging port) may become occupied. PhpStorm will remain silent on starting listening for incoming connections. If this is the case, in the Settings | Languages & Frameworks | PHP | Debug, set the Debug port to 9001, and use the following configuration line instead.

Apache, PHP 7.3, XDebug 2.7 and MySQL

For information this is the LAMP version (based on the phpstorm-workshop).

docker-compose.yml

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Install dependencies using composer

To keep things simple the composer Docker container can be used to install the dependencies.

This is the script recommended on the docker hub composer page to avoid filesystem permissions problems

By default, Composer runs as root inside the container. This can lead to permission issues on your host filesystem. You can work around this by running the container with a different user:

On windows change $PWD for the full path to the project (note: forward slash / as separator), remove the line end and run the command as one line:

Alternatively, more complex projects will need specific PHP extensions to be installed, which are not included in the Composer Docker container. The following method could be used to install Composer, inside the container and install the dependencies.

  1. Access bash in the php-cli container: docker-compose run --rm php-cli /bin/bash
  2. Install Composer, by following the download instructions for Linux
  3. Still, inside the container, install dependencies: php composer.phar install
  4. Exit the container exit

Note: In Linux, using the second method Composer will create the vendor folder as root!

The permissions can be changed using chown:

Further information

There is a detailed description about running Docker containers as current host user.

The official documentation on Docker run and docker-compose cli reference.

Configure PhpStorm

Now the project has been cloned from GitHub and the dependencies have been installed. PhpStorm can be setup to use Docker. Thanks to Gary Hockin’s excellent YouTube video Running PHPUnit Tests in PhpStorm with Docker, the setup process can be easily replicated.

There is a four stage process: Peach vst free download.

  1. Configure PhpStorm to use Docker
  2. Configure the remote interpreter
  3. Configure PhpUnit
  4. Create Test runner

1. Configure PhpStorm to use Docker

  • Settings (Ctrl + Alt + S)
  • Search for Docker
    • Under Build, Execution, Deployment
  • Click + to add
  • Select Unix socket
    • Confirm connection was successful

2. Configure the default CLI interpreter

  • Settings (Ctrl + Alt + S)
  • Search for CLI interpreter
    • Under Language & Frameworks > PHP
  • Click the ellipse button next to CLI Interpreter
  • Click +
  • Select From Docker, Vagrant…
  • Choose Docker Compose
  • Choose the Service from the drop down list (e.g. php-cli)
  • Select OK
  • Change the name e.g. Docker PHP
  • Apply and OK
  • Check the mapping
    • e.g. for a web project <Project root>→/var/www/html
    • e.g. for an app project <Project root>→/app

3. Configure PhpUnit

  • Settings (Ctrl + Alt + S)
  • Search for Test Frameworks
    • Under Language & Frameworks > PHP
  • Click +
  • Select PhpUnit from remote interpreter
  • Choose the interpreter created above, e.g. Docker PHP
    • Confirm the path mappings, as above <Project root>→/app
    • Input the script path based on the mapping inside the container e.g. /app/vendor/autoload.php
    • Under Test runner, tick Default configuration script, type in the path, in the docker container. e.g. /app/phpunit.xml

4. Create the test runner

  • Click Edit Configuration (next to run test button)
  • Click + to add
  • Select PHPUnit
  • Under Test Runner choose Defined in the configuration file
  • Name - e.g. Docker PHPUnit
  • Click Play to run all the tests!

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What about configuring xDebug?

Thanks to this setup, xDebug has been automatically configured! It will use the default PHP Interpreter, which was configured in step 2. A breakpoint can be set in the app or tests can be run with coverage :)

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Enjoy the kata!

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Edit: Added details on running commands on MacOS and Windows and small tweaks.