I am not going in the detail about these variables, but make sure to remember the port and IDEkey.Ħ) Now you have to add the button that will perform “debugger session start” and “Debugger session end” through the JS Buttons on your browser’s toolbar.ħ) To get these buttons , visit the JetBrains marketplace e.g., Ĩ) Ignore the Zend Debugger part and click the generate button under the PHPSTORM field.ĩ) PHPSTORM is the IDE Key which referred to the unique name for your IDE (If you remember we have previously added this key inside the phpini file).
This project is created on the working directory and later it will be deployed on the Apache web server.ġ) First of all, visit the XDebug wizard URL : Ģ) Now paste your phpinfo.php output data in the text area field.ģ) It will give you the proper XDebug version suitable for your web server.Ĥ) Download the XDebug DLL and follow the instructions e.g, storing the DLL file inside the extension directory.ĥ) Edit the Phpini file and remove the hash besides the “ zend_extension” and put the XDebug’s Dll path.Ħ) Also, add some more variables as below:
You can either select the basic or advanced template, but for this tutorial, I am using the advanced one.
init commands, test if the application is working fine on the browser. I am using PHPStorm 8.1, on Windows 10 using the latest version of the Yii2 framework through the composer.Ĭreate a new project through the composer in PHPStorm, after the prerequisite steps of the YII framework e.g.
But with the combination of PHP / YII2 and PHPSTORM, you have to go through few steps to get everything working. Debugging is an important tool in any language.
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