Go to page & Generate XDebugger bookmarks Once you have enabled extension then you need to add Debugger bookmarklets for chrome.
Xdebug.idekey=PHPSTORM How to Configure Xdebug for Google Chrome ?Įnable google chrome extension Xdebug helper Now we need to add following XDebug values in php.ini, restart nginx & php-fpm Open File -> Default Settings -> Search for ‘IDE Key’ Open PhpStorm -> File -> Default Settings -> In the search box search with ‘debug’Ĭhange ‘Debug port’ to 9001, apply and ok. Note =: to find php.ini or xdeboug.so use $ locate or check phpinfo for php.ini location. Restart your nginx and confirm XDebug is installed by checking php version OR you can also check with phpinfo in the browser. Zend_extension="/usr/local/php/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-zts-20131226/xdebug.so" If the extension is added to your php.ini file automatically, remove the following line:
If you do not see then install XDebug using PECL If you see ‘Xdebug v’ that means XDebug installed. We can check this with php version command This course is still being updated with new content.I am running my machine with nginx & php 5.6, First make sure that you have already installed Xdebug. Set breakpoints and inspect the application runtime. PhpStorm supports debugging Twig templates with Xdebug. Or is it?ĭebugging Twig Templates with PhpStorm and Xdebug
We use Xdebug in VS Code to find and fix the last bug in the Buggy plugin. We discover yet another bug we need to fix using Xdebug in VS Code. We learn how to use step debugging in VS Code to fix the first bug in the Buggy plugin.
We use Xdebug in PhpStorm to find and fix the last bug in the Buggy plugin. Our bug hunting continues, as we discover yet another bug we need to fix using Xdebug in PhpStorm.ĭebugging with Xdebug and PhpStorm, Bug 3 We learn how to use step debugging in PhpStorm to fix the first bug in the Buggy plugin.
Setting Up Xdebug with MAMP Pro and VS CodeĪ short tutorial on how to set up Xdebug with VSCode running a local server using MAMP Pro.īefore we start debugging the code in the Buggy plugin you installed in a previous video, let's review the concepts and terminology of working with a step debugger like Xdebug. How to set up Xdebug with PhpStorm running a local server using MAMP Pro. Setting Up Xdebug with MAMP Pro and PhpStorm Setting Up Xdebug with Nitro and PhpStormįor this video we are going to learn how to set up Xdebug with PhpStorm running a local server on Craft Nitro.įor this video, we are going to learn how to set up Xdebug with VSCode running a local server on Nitro. Xdebug runs on the server, as a PHP extension, so the first thing we need to do is enable Xdebug in our Docker container that is managed by DDEV.įor this video, we are going to learn how to set up Xdebug with VS Code running a local server on DDEV. We'll use this plugin to work through the course material and learn how to use Xdebug.įor this video, we are going to learn how to set up Xdebug with PhpStorm running a local server on DDEV. Xdebug is, at its core, step debugger that has tight integration with IDEs to make it really simple to set breakpoints in PHP code to gain insight into what your code is doing during runtime.īefore we set up Xdebug, I want to talk through how it works so the setup makes more sense and it doesn't seem like a series of strange steps. In this course we'll learn that we can ditch var_dump() and dd() and move to a more powerful, faster, and easier way to debug problems in our code.