#Phpstorm mac install#
#Phpstorm mac code#
#Phpstorm mac mac#

#Phpstorm mac code#

Stepping through your code with a debugger is a must-have when troubleshooting difficult issues.

In Preferences > Languages & Frameworks > PHP > Debug, make sure the Xdebug: Debug port is listening on 9000 (for xdebug2) and 9003 for (xdebug3).

#Phpstorm mac mac#

The value of /app can be found by doing lando ssh followed by pwd. You are on a Mac - it should work for other operating systems but folder structure and some configuration settings may be different. Map the root by setting the root folder to /app.Expand the files on the left to view the /srv/includes/prepend.php file you added and under “Absolute path on the server” column for the prepend.php file, add /srv/includes/prepend.php.lndo.site url or the port number if using the localhost url. Set Host to localhost and Port to 80/443 if using the.In PHPStorm, go to Preferences > Languages & Frameworks > PHP > Servers. Add a /srv/includes/prepend.php file at the root of the repo (outside the web root).

Do a lando rebuild for the changes to take effect.

In the local lando config file (.), add the following under config:.

Thanks to Tim Jensen for helping me dig into Xdebug after hearing my pleas for help on the Lando slack channel. Thanks to the brilliant Benji Fisher at Isovera for his many contributions! Thanks to Eugene at Jetbrains tech support for helping me get to the root of this!

The Lando official version of using Drupal 8, Xdebug and Lando (on Linux).

Tim Jensen gets down and dirty with Xdebug and Lando.

Mike Anello doing some tricky Drupal 8, Xdebug and Lando magic.

Jetbrains howto article on Phpstorm debugging and Docker.

W: Creating socket for 172.20.0.1:9000, poll success, but error: Operation now in progress (29).Ĭheck out some of the following useful links for more: The clue was :9000 indicating port 9000 and the fact that it could not connect to client. The xdebug.log file is created in the root of the project. I was then able to browse the contents of the xdebug.log file to watch what was happening. I found it super useful to enable xdebug logging in the. If it is set to 9000, Phpstorm will never see any requests and you will be frustrated. Navigate to /admin/reports/status/php which will tell you the php settings and confirm that: Refresh the page in Chrome (any page from your site) and you should see Phpstorm pop up a scary looking dialog:Ĭlick Accept and you'll notice you are debugging: This causes Chrome to send a debug cookie. (View toolbar to turn on the toolbar.) It is clicked already in the image above. Tell phpstorm to start listening by clicking the green telephone in the toolbar. Set a breakpoint in the code in phpstorm (or add a line xdebug_break() ) Here I've added a breakpoint in index.php (the red dot in the middle of the page.) Make sure you have the xdebug helper extension installed in Chrome

Look at settings in phpstorm, Languages and frameworks, PHP, Debug and change the port to 9002 to match the setting in the. This tells the php to send it's debug info via port 9002 instead of it's default of port 9000. tells Lando to use a custom config file to override some of the php settings. xdebug: true tells Lando to configure the php in the container to enable xdebug. There are some really important parts highlighted in yellow. Php-fpm 765 selwyn 8u IPv4 0x4120ed57a07e871f 0t0 TCP localhost:cslistener (LISTEN) Php-fpm 764 selwyn 8u IPv4 0x4120ed57a07e871f 0t0 TCP localhost:cslistener (LISTEN) Php-fpm 732 selwyn 7u IPv4 0x4120ed57a07e871f 0t0 TCP localhost:cslistener (LISTEN) Here port 9002 is being listened to by Phpstorm and port 9000 by php-fpm.ĬOMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME You can run network utility, scan port 9000 to 9003 on 127.0.0.1 (localhost). If you get nothing, then nothing is listening. There are several ways to check if a program is listening on port 9000 (the default port for xdebug).Ĭonnection to localhost port 9000 succeeded!

If a program is already listening on the port that you want to use for debugging, it won't work. Only one program can listen on a port at a time.

#Phpstorm mac install#

If you need to, I suggest following the wise instructions of my buddy Benji Fisher to install a fresh instance of Drupal. Get a Fresh Drupal 8 instance running with Lando Then tell phpstorm to listen on port 9001 If you've installed php 7.1 with homebrew, it listens on port 9000 so you will need to change the containers php.ini port specification to another port. This is the default port for xdebug, so if you want to debug php scripts in a lando container, you will have some challenges. When you use homebrew to install php 7.1 it will cleverly install php-fpm which listens on port 9000.