Once the installation is complete, click the "Restart IDE" button to restart PhpStorm and activate the Pest plugin.Īfter restarting PhpStorm, you can start using Pest in your PHP projects. Search for "Pest" in the search bar at the top of the window.Ĭlick the "Install" button next to the Pest plugin. In the Plugins menu, click the "Marketplace" tab at the top of the window. In the settings menu, select "Plugins" from the left-hand sidebar. Open PhpStorm and go to the "Settings/Preferences" menu by clicking on the gear icon in the bottom left corner of the window. To install the Pest plugin in PhpStorm, follow these steps: With every project i struggle to remember what has to be done, so decided to put it in article. This article documents the process of using Laravel Sail for local development, and provides instructions on configuring PhpStorm to work smoothly with Sail and tests with Pest. Overall, Pest has transformed my testing experience and made me a very happy developer! The additional features, such as test parallelization and coverage reports, are a huge bonus that help me to be more productive and confident in my work. I love how Pest's conversational style feels more like a natural language than a coding language, making it so easy to understand what each test is doing. I hope this info helps someone else get this all working.I am thrilled to be using Pest for PHP testing! The syntax is incredibly readable and expressive, which makes writing and maintaining tests a joy. In this case, you can get the host ip address by running the following command: docker inspect -f env file: SAIL_XDEBUG_CONFIG="client_host=" If you're on linux, you also need to add this to your.
Or, if you want the develop mode as well you can add: SAIL_XDEBUG_MODE=develop,debug If you're on Windows/WSL2 all you need to do is add the following line(s) to your. env vars that you can use to change how XDebug works with Sail. Thank you to github user nhaynes for all of this. See for a brief discussion on these changes. Here's my interpretation (please correct me if I'm wrong).Īs of August, 2021, Laravel Sail now comes with the docker containers configured correctly for XDebug. I do seem to have xdebug running correctly on the server, but despite spending the day reading posts on how to make this happen I just can’t get phostorm to connect to xdebug.ĭoes anyone have step by step instructions on how to do this? It seems like this would be a good thing to have here or in the Sail documentation. I’m rather new to Laravel I’m loving it so far and making good progress on my project.īut, I’m having an awful time getting xdebug, sail, and phpstorm to play nice.
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