Follow the links for more information about the various features and updates. Here’s a rundown of the highlights in WebStorm 2022.3.

There’s a new UI preview, Vitest support, an updated New Project wizard, type narrowing in Angular templates, Code Vision for JavaScript and TypeScript, improvements for Vue, and much more waiting for you in this version.Ĭheck out this quick round-up of the key changes from our Developer Advocate Paul Everitt. Now you're ready to go and Tinkerwell will now evaluate your PHP code on your configured server.WebStorm 2022.3, our biggest update of the year, is here! This update is packed with new features and bug fixes to improve your development experience. Once you have configured and stored your remote server credentials, you still need to provide the path mapping, so that PHPStorm knows in which directory your code lives.Ĭonfigure your path mappings, so that you map your local directory to your remote directory on the configured server. Click on the three dots to configure a new remote PHP interpreter.Ĭlick on the '+' button and create a new remote PHP interpreter.Ĭhoose 'SSH' and configure your remote server connection In order to use a remote interpreter, go to your project settings to 'Languages & Frameworks' and choose 'PHP'. The plugin makes use of your configured PHP CLI interpreter. The Tinkerwell PHPStorm plugin can also run your code on remote SSH servers. Feel free to change those to your liking. You can either use the context menu in your PHP file to choose 'Run with Tinkerwell', or you can make use of the existing key-bindings. To use the Tinkerwell plugin within PHPStorm, you can either create a new scratch-file and run the code from that file, or use it within your existing PHP files. Provide your Tinkerwell license key and press 'Apply' to activate the plugin. After installing the plugin, go to your PHPStorm settings and you will find a new entry called 'Tinkerwell' in the 'Tools' section of your settings:

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