This demo is to show how to test the Swoole debugger yasd with Phpstorm.

How to Use Yasd With Phpstorm

• In Phpstorm, please
  • Update Xdebug settings under Languages & Frameworks > PHP > Debug > Xdebug:
    • Debug port: 9000
    • Option "can accept external connections" is checked.
  • Add a new server
    • Name: demo
    • Host: 127.0.0.1
    • Port: 80
    • Debugger: Xdebug
    • Check checkbox "Use path mapping", and map the root directory of this repository to /var/www (the absolute path on the server).
• In Phpstorm, add some breakpoints in file server.php.
• Enable option "Start listening for PHP Debug connections" in Phpstorm.
• We use port 9000 on the host for debugging. Please make sure it's not used by any other processes. You can use command lsof -i :9000 to check which program is using port 9000.
• Use command docker-compose up or docker-compose up -d to start the container.
  • In file docker-compose.yml, Docker environment variable PHP_IDE_CONFIG is set to serverName=demo in the container. demo is the server name set in Phpstorm.
• After the container is started, you can use command php --ri yasd in the container to check yasd settings.
• Visit URL http://127.0.0.1 in your browser to start debugging.

Commands for Local Development

# To start the container
docker-compose up

# (Optional) To build the Docker image.
docker build -t deminy/yasd-demo .

docker exec -ti $(docker ps -qf "name=app") env | grep PHP_IDE_CONFIG
docker exec -ti $(docker ps -qf "name=app") php --ri yasd
docker exec -ti $(docker ps -qf "name=app") cat /usr/local/etc/php/conf.d/docker-php-ext-yasd.ini
docker exec -ti $(docker ps -qf "name=app") tail -f debug.log # Only when option "yasd.log_level" is set to 0.

docker exec -ti $(docker ps -qf "name=app") sh # To get access to a shell