This is the "easier" way and should mostly work "out of the box". via Deployment Configuration (treating docker more or less like a VM).In general, there are two ways to run PHP from PhpStorm using Docker: 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 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.Please subscribe to the RSS feed to get automatic notifications when that part comes out :) Table of contents There will be a another part of this series that will deal with all of those (and some more common) problems andĪims at providing a consistent development environment for all developers in a team (regardless of the OS they are using). will only exist for Windows and Mac users, NOT for unix users.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
Part_2_setting-up-phpstorm-with-xdebug-for-local-development-on-docker.
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