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1. #PHPSTORM CLI INTERPRETER DEBUGGER NOT INSTALLED HOW TO#
2. #PHPSTORM CLI INTERPRETER DEBUGGER NOT INSTALLED INSTALL#
3. #PHPSTORM CLI INTERPRETER DEBUGGER NOT INSTALLED UPGRADE#
4. #PHPSTORM CLI INTERPRETER DEBUGGER NOT INSTALLED CODE#

On the PHP reference page that opens, click next to the CLI Interpreter field. In the Settings dialog ( Control+Alt+S), click PHP under Languages & Frameworks. Open the active php.ini file in the editor: Integrate Xdebug with the PHP interpreter Refer to the instructions specific for your package. If you are using a preconfigured AMP (Apache, MySQL, PHP) package, the Xdebug extension may be already installed.

#PHPSTORM CLI INTERPRETER DEBUGGER NOT INSTALLED UPGRADE#

To learn more on upgrading to Xdebug 3, refer to the Upgrade guide. Xdebug 3 brings performance improvements, simplified configuration, and PHP 8 support.

#PHPSTORM CLI INTERPRETER DEBUGGER NOT INSTALLED INSTALL#

Open the Marketplace tab, find the PHP plugin, and click Install (restart the IDE if prompted).ĭownload the Xdebug extension compatible with your PHP version and install it as described in the Xdebug installation guide. Press Control+Alt+S to open the IDE settings and then select Plugins. The PHP plugin is available only in IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate.

#PHPSTORM CLI INTERPRETER DEBUGGER NOT INSTALLED CODE#

Executing the run configurationįirst select the run configuration to execute in the run configuration drop-down menu above the main editor window, then click the Play icon beside it.īy clicking the Debug icon (of a bug) next to the Play icon, it is possible to step-debug code during test execution, if the xdebug PHP extension is installed.This functionality relies on the PHP plugin, which you need to install and enable. Note that the test class has to inherit from \PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase for PhpStorm to display that option. File: select the file containing the test class.Ī more convenient way to create a run configuration for a test class is to open the class in PhpStorm, and then right-clicking into the class and selecting Create ‘TestClassName’ or Run ‘TestClassName’.Class: enter the fully qualified class name (including the PHP namespace).Give the run configuration a descriptive name like the name of the test class for example, FrontControllerPluginTest.PHPUnit will run every file ending with Test.php in the selected directory branch. Select the directory containing the modules unit tests.Test Scope: select the Directory option.Give the run configuration a descriptive name for example, Example_Module Unit Tests.Check the Use alternative configuration file checkbox.Test Scope: select the Defined in the configuration file radio button.Give the run configuration a descriptive name for example All Unit Tests.Click the + symbol on the top right and select PHPUnit.ĭepending on what tests should be included in the run configuration, the next steps differ.Select the Run > Edit Configurations action from the top menu.Here we just show one of the option.Īll start by creating a new run configuration. There are many ways to create run configurations in PhpStorm. The final step is to create a run configuration to execute the desired tests. Please refer to the PhpStorm documentation for further information on Configure a test framework in a project.

Doing this step makes creating temporary run configurations more convenient.

#PHPSTORM CLI INTERPRETER DEBUGGER NOT INSTALLED HOW TO#

Configuring PHPUnitĪfter configuring the interpreter, the next step is to set up the PHPStorm preferences for how to execute PHPUnit. Please be aware that the details on configuring the PHP interpreter might vary between PhpStorm versions. It is also possible to configure a remote PHP interpreter, which is a common setup when working with Vagrant or Docker based development environments. Please refer to the PhpStorm documentation for further information on how to configure a local PHP interpreter. Then, click the + (add) button in the top right to select the desired PHP binary on your file system.

If you can not select a PHP interpreter because the dropdown is empty, you can add a one by clicking on the button with the three dots beside the dropdown. In the PhpStorm preferences, select the PHP interpreter PhpStorm should use to run tests with. Running tests in PhpStorm requires following steps to setup the system.