Drupal's curly braces around the tables dork it up.Ĭonfigure phpstorm to create code with drupal's code formatting standardsĬonfigure it to use the codesniffer rules that are part of the coder module to catch all the other stuff (like style issues etc). Enable drupal integration for a project Settings->project settings->Drupalĭisable the SQL language injection - language injections are for when phpstorm thinks its seeing another language inside of a file, like SQL within php. In the project tab there is a little crosshairs called 'Scroll from Source' - super useful if you're in a module file and you want to jump to the spot in the tree where it lives so you can open up an associated include or install file.Ġ. You can dig through local history and cherry pick older changes and merge things. Its like git commit after every edit that you make. The external tool window has a lot of power, I suggest exploring the macros for it. Useful for cc all's or enabling or disabling a module for example. You can configure frequently used drush commands as an 'external tool' and assign a keyboard shortcut to it. You can do almost anything from within phpstorm. Set up data sources to dig around in the database without needing sqlpro/phpmyadmin/mysqlworkbench etc. You can create a github project from phpstorm. You can highlight text and make a gist instantly, you can fork a repo, and keep your fork rebased with the upstream. If you set up issue navigation, you can make a pattern that will detect issue#'s for core issues and make hyperlinks direct to d.o. Click on the git blame and you get the commit message. Right click on the line numbers and annotate, and it gives you the git blame. Install the keypromoter plugin to teach you all the keyboard shortcuts or set new ones. Hit the shift key twice to search everything Learn the keyboard shortcut for 'help->find action' - it lets you search all of phpstorm's menus for what you are trying to accomplish.

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