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PHP Support in Brackets
Shubham Yadav edited this page May 10, 2019
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We've introduced the PHP support in Brackets 1.14, powered by the PHP language server.
Note: The PHP features will only work if Brackets is able to find a valid PHP7 runtime in the system path, or if a valid PHP7 executable path configuration is set in brackets.json
. Click here to understand about other PHP settings.
- Code Hinting - Open a PHP file and just get going...
- Parameter Hinting - Contextual parameter hints tell the user where they are in the call context
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Jump to Definition -
Ctrl-J
and you're all set... - Linting - Diagnostics 'on type' or 'on save'...
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Find References - Place the cursor and just right click or
Shift-F12
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Find Document Symbols -
Ctrl-T
to list all the symbols in the current document... -
Find Project Symbols -
Ctrl-Shift-T
to list all the project wide symbols...
- Go to
Debug > Open Preferences File
// PHP Tooling default configuration settings
"php": {
"enablePhpTooling": true, //false to disable PHP features
"executablePath": "php"//Path format: "C:\\path\\to\\php.exe" for WIN or "/Users/someuser/bin/php" for MAC & Linux
"memoryLimit": "4095M", //Specify a memory limit for the PHP language server process
"validateOnType": "false" //Configuration to have diagnostics "on type" or "on save"
}
Note: Don't forget to remove comments while using as valid JSONs can't have comments.