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PhpStorm Cookbook

By : Chaudhary

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PhpStorm Cookbook

1 (2)

By: Chaudhary

Overview of this book

If you are a competent PHP developer who knows the basics of PHPStorm and intends to gain better knowledge of PHPStorm by learning and implementing pro-level practices, techniques, and solutions, then this book is for you. It is assumed that you already have a working installation of the software setup.

Preface

Preface

What this book covers

What you need for this book

Who this book is for

Sections

Conventions

Reader feedback

Customer support

Free Chapter

1. Cooking with PhpStorm

1. Cooking with PhpStorm

Introduction

Showing/hiding views

Customizing a view

Accessing any project file

Maximizing views and editors

Going back to the previous editor

Going back to the previous edit location

Linking views to editors

Creating a key binding

Creating a bookmark

Restoring deleted resources

Customizing with PhpStorm

Adding an include path

Excluding unwanted directories from the index

Using code completion

2. PHP Development

2. PHP Development

Introduction

Creating a PHP project using Composer

Creating an empty project

Reusing an existing project

Creating a new PHP class

Creating a new PHP method

Adding the getter/setter methods

Creating delegate methods

Surrounding code with control structures

Finding the matching brace

Commenting out a section of code and PHPDoc

Creating a working set

Creating TODO tasks

3. Refactoring and Building

3. Refactoring and Building

Introduction

Renaming elements

Copying elements

Moving elements

Moving a method

Moving a variable

Deleting elements

Searching code in a project

Comparing files

Restoring elements using comparison

Setting the run configuration

Running your code

4. Integrating Framework

4. Integrating Framework

Introduction

Cooking with Symfony

Creating a controller with Symfony

Creating a model with Symfony

Creating a view with Symfony

Creating a model with the Yii framework

Creating a controller with the Yii framework

Creating a view with the Yii framework

Creating a model with the Zend framework

Creating a controller with the Zend framework

Creating a view with the Zend framework

5. Testing and Debugging

5. Testing and Debugging

Introduction

Installing PHPUnit

Test case in PHPUnit

Testing an application with PHPUnit

Starting a debugging session

Setting a breakpoint

Configuring breakpoint conditions

Creating exception breakpoints

Stepping through your code

Running to a line of code selected

Watching expressions and variables

Changing code on the fly

Code coverage in PhpStorm

6. Using PhpStorm in a Team

6. Using PhpStorm in a Team

Introduction

Getting a VCS server

Creating a VCS repository

Connecting PhpStorm to a VCS repository

Storing a PhpStorm project in a VCS repository

Committing files to the VCS repository

Updating code from a VCS repository

Synchronizing your code with the VCS repository

Examining the VCS repository

Checking projects out of a VCS repository

Creating code patches

Creating VCS tags or branches

Creating a task for the team

7. PhpStorm and Phing

7. PhpStorm and Phing

Introduction

Connecting Phing and PhpStorm

Catching Phing build file syntax problems

Building a PhpStorm application using Phing

Using a different build file

Doing wonders with Phing

Using the Phing build view

8. Cooking Library Plugins

8. Cooking Library Plugins

Introduction

Creating a library plugin

Refining the plugin

Configuring the plugin with PhpStorm

Code hinting for the plugin

9. Code Quality Analysis

9. Code Quality Analysis

Introduction

Mess detector and PhpStorm

Code sniffer and PhpStorm

Locating code duplicates

Code formatting and arrangement

Index

Index

Introduction

Grandma's advice: stick to software engineering.

Software engineering advice: emphasize on code reusability. Any code base engineered according to the software engineering paradigm will be reusable. That is to say, you can use your code forever having written it once. They say "Write once, use forever".

Revisiting the pizza baking use case, you will observe that in order to cook whatever dish, you just had to use the add function since you stuck to the mentioned paradigm. Suppose there are 50 different types of dishes that you are about to cook. Each dish is different in itself, but each will require the add method. If you convert this into technology, you will, in most cases, inherit the Dish class. That is your PizzaDish. The methods of the Dish class are reused in all the classes such as PizzaDish.

If you want to change the business logic, you can happily and comfortably change the logic inside the method body, and the changes will be reflected in all of the classes that inherit...

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