If you still have issues, I would create/find/use a basic nginx container using docker-compose (disregard Laravel Sail), and see if you can still access. txt file in the public folder and see if it is accessible. This blog is to help me remember what I have done, hopefully teach others and get feedback and learn from others. You will have to start basic debugging, for example, the laravel.test container is the one serving the Laravel, so you could add any. You may be like me, having spent hours in StackOverflow trying to resolve issues with Xdebug and Chrome/ PHPStorm/ Docker.īut, after reading this article, you can see just how easy it is and start improving your local dev workflow, as well as improving performance bottlenecks before you get to production. Conclusionīecause Xdebug is way easier to use than it used to be, and the debugger/ profiler are invaluable tools for local development, I think this post adds a lot of value on top of the existing documentation. Im creating a new Laravel project using docker and sail, Im on Windows 10. This is useful for checking your configuration has loaded correctly. env file and stop/ start Sail, you should see a page like the phpinfo() output.
This is useful for checking your configuration has loaded correctly. With Xdebug 3, we can use xdebuginfo() to check what config Xdebug is using. This will show a list of languages we can debug, in this case select PHP.With Xdebug 3, we can use xdebug_info() to check what config Xdebug is using. Note: We need to confirm that we have PHP Debug installed by navigating the extensions list, in case is not installed it will have the next label Install in Container.įinally we go the Debugger section and create a launch.json file: Sail Version: 1.13.1 Laravel Version: 8.82.0 PHP Version: 8.1.1 OS: macOS 12. Once the container is open in VSCode we need to open the next directory /var/www/html, the Laravel code resides here. This button will show a list of running containers from your system, in this case we need to select the one that finished with laravel.test_1 and doing a click here: This will help us to gain access through VS Code to the project container and we can edit the code we need while we are in the development.
We need to install the next extension, in case you don't have it:
Open VScode and we are going to need the next:
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