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* Use <code php>/** @var admin_root $ADMIN */</code>  to autofill $ADMIN->...
* Use <code php>/** @var admin_root $ADMIN */</code>  to autofill $ADMIN->...
* Remove SQL syntax inspection errors for Moodle tables surrounded by curly brackets (like: <code php>SELECT * FROM {user}</code>)  by adding <code php>\{(\w+)\}</code> to Tools > Databases > user parameters (more info: https://blog.jetbrains.com/phpstorm/2014/11/database-language-injection-configuration/)


==Moodle code checker==
==Moodle code checker==

Revision as of 10:43, 11 January 2020

PhpStorm is a commercial IDE, it is arguably the best IDE for PHP developers with features such as code completion, code inspection, phpunit support, Behat support, database editor, debugger, etc.

Installation

OS X

Do not install Java manually, download a PhpStorm package with bundled java instead.

General settings

  •  Disable missing @throws tag warning in "Preferences / Project Settings / Inspections / PHP / PHPDoc"
  • Strip trailing whitespace from "Modified Lines" in "Preferences / IDE Settings / Editor"
  • Show line numbers in "Preferences / IDE Settings / Editor / Appearance"

Bug tracker integration

Code formatting

  • Setup coding style to use all rules from Coding style in "Preferences / Project Settings / Code Style / PHP" (or simply import from https://github.com/enovation/moodle-utils/blob/master/phpstorm-config/Moodle.xml) - this will allow you to use automatic code formatting and it does nice code formatting on copy/paste.
  • Set line separator to "Unix and OS X (\n)" in "Preferences / Project Settings / Code Style / General".
  • Set right margin to 132 or 180 in "Preferences / Project Settings / Code Style / General".

Tips & Tricks

Moodle code checker

Follow the instructions in the README

PHPUnit integration

  1. Install PHPUnit via Composer
  2. Tell PHPStorm where is composer - go to "Preferences / PHP / Composer", fill in "Path to PHP executable", "Path to composer.phar", "Path to composer.json" and make sure the option "Add packages as libraries" is enabled.
  3. Go to "Run / Edit configurations"
  4. Add PHPUnit configuration by clicking on "+"
  5. Click "Use alternative configuration file" and select your phpunit.xml file
  6. Go to "Run / Run ..." and select your new PHPUnit configuration to run

Database editor

  1. Click on the "Database" tab to see the database window
  2. Click "+" in the top left and add "Database source" for your database
  3. Note: click on the link to download the necessary drivers directly from IDE