If everything has gone as planned, you should now see a “Local by Flywheel” option in the debug drop-down In Local by Flywheel, choose the extensions sectionįrom there, choose the “Xdebug + PhpStorm”įrom the extension screen click the “Install” button, then click “Enable and Restart” when prompted, you should now see a button has been added to the “Utilities” tab of the website properties window in Local.Ĭlick this button, then open your website in PhpStorm using the “File” -> “Open Directory” option, you should choose the “app/public” folder of your website when prompted to choose a directory. Adding the Debugging Plugin to Local by Flywheel
LOCAL BY FLYWHEEL ADDONS HOW TO
There is a plug-in for Local by Flywheel that aims to simplify the process of setting up debugging in your dev environment, read on to find out how to set it up and what to do if the plugin does not work for you. In our post about Local and Visual Studio code, we looked at how to set-up a debug environment, so I thought I’d do the same for PhpStorm so you’re covered if you need to debug using either text editor. PhpStorm is another code editor that can be used instead of Visual Studio code, both editors are good, and I’d certainly recommend that you give both a try to see what you think. In a previous article, we looked at how to set up a development environment with Local by Flywheel and Visual Studio Code.
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