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Using a remote PHP interpreter instead of a local one lets us run our application and PHP-based tools on a production-like environment, be it the real production server or a virtualized one that uses a tool like Vagrant. Speaking of Vagrant, with remote PHP interpreters we can install only PhpStorm on our development machine, and run, debug and unit test our application on the Vagrant machine. In this tutorial, we'll see how we can work with remote PHP interpreters in PhpStorm. |
1. Registering a new PHP interpreter
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In the case where multiple folders should be mapped, which is common for frameworks like Symfony2, Zend Framework, Laravel or CakePHP that typically make use of two main folders, we can configure additional mappings:
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