Using Tinkerwell with PhpStorm and Docker on Windows

I bought this recently.
Why on earth did I pay for this?

I just... ended up doing it....

But... setting it up took almost a whole day...
The documentation isn't great, and there are lots of complaints in the reviews about the lack of explanation and things like that.

Anyway, I'm writing about how to use Tinkerwell with PhpStorm and Docker in a Windows environment.

This goes without saying, but first install the plugin and enter your key.

You need to configure the PHP CLI INTERPRETER. Since I always run my services exclusively with docker-compose, I'll explain based on docker-compose.

Set Docker to Windows.

Select the relevant docker-compose file, then choose php-fpm.

Under Lifecycle, select exec for the configuration. (So it doesn't keep creating containers!!)

But there's one really important thing here!!#

In my case, I manage so many projects with docker-compose that I use the COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME option in docker-compose!

So you have to add the following to env for it to work!

For Path mappings, the paths are automatically taken from the volumes in docker-compose and configured.

But then another problem comes up here!!#

When you run Tinkerwell, you get an error like the one above!

https://github.com/beyondcode/tinkerwell-community/issues/400

Unfortunately, apparently this is how you have to fix it.

In the volume section of docker-compose,

/c/Users/컴퓨터 사용자 이름/AppData/Local/Temp:/opt

add this to mount it at /opt.

After setting it up this way,

you can get data like this!

I'm not sure how useful this will be, though.

Here's another handy tip:

If you uncheck this, it will only be used when you enter a command. Otherwise, it keeps running whenever the contents change, which makes it slow and rather inconvenient.

You can set a key, but I just right-click and click it... (I still haven't decided what key would be good.)

Anyway, that's it.

But there's one really important thing here!!#

But then another problem comes up here!!#

More posts