Pre-conditions macOS Sierra Docker CE Version 17.06.2-ce-mac27 PHP 7.1.8 XDebug v2.5.0 PhpStorm 2017.2 If you want to set up remote debug from your container you have 2 options: 1. It is possible to run PHP cli without a docker-compose file, I have found it is easier to set up PhpStorm using this intermediate step. PhpStorm has several preconfigured Docker containers, source: Github - JetBrains / phpstorm-docker-images; Docker hub - PhpStorm; They can be used as follows: Php 7.3 CLI and XDebug 2.7. The Dockerfile s for the web and php images install PHP 7.4 from ppa:ondrej/php, along with a bunch of extensions including php7.4-xdebug - which, as of recently, ends up with Xdebug 3.0.1 installed in the image. Xdebug runs within the PHP container and connects to the Xdebug server controlled by IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate/PhpStorm. Install and Configure Xdebug in the PHP Docker Container. First of all, we need to install and activate Xdebug in our PHP container. Therefore, we create an own Docker image based on the PHP/Apache image. Docker provides many different PHP images so deciphering which you want can be confusing at first, here's what you need to know. Each image is of the form php:version-sapi-base for example php:7.4-fpm-alpine.

Xdebug is an extension for debugging your PHP code. Magento Cloud Docker provides a separate container to handle Xdebug requests in the Docker environment. Use this container to enable Xdebug and debug PHP code in your Docker environment without affecting your Magento Commerce Cloud project configuration.

The following instructions explain how to configure Xdebug and PhpStorm to debug in your local Docker environment.

If you use Microsoft Windows, take the following steps before continuing:

1. Open your Docker settings.
2. Select the Expose daemon on tcp://localhost:2375 without TLS checkbox.
3. Wait for the settings to apply.

Enable Xdebug

1. To enable Xdebug for your Docker environment, generate the Docker Compose configuration file in developer mode with the --with-xdebug option and any other required options, for example.

   For Linux systems, you must use the --set-docker-host option to add the host.docker.internal entry to the /etc/hosts file for the fpm_xdebug container.

   This command adds the Xdebug configuration to your docker-compose.yml file.

2. Follow the steps to launch the Docker environment in Developer mode.

   The default Docker environment configuration sets the following Xdebug configuration variables:

3. Change any Xdebug configuration using the XDEBUG_CONFIG option. For example, to change the xdebug.remote_port option:

   On Linux systems, use the following command instead:

To configure PhpStorm to work with Xdebug:

1. In your PhpStorm project, open the settings panel.

   • Mac OS X—Select File > Preferences.
   • Windows/Linux—Select File > Settings.

2. In the Settings panel, expand and locate the Languages & Frameworks > PHP > Servers section.

3. Click the + to add a PHP Remote Debug server configuration. The project name is in grey at the top.

4. Configure the following settings for the new server configuration:

   • Name—Enter the name used for the serverName option from PHP_IDE_CONFIG value.
   • Host—Enter localhost.
   • Port—Enter 80.
   • Debugger—Select Xdebug.

5. Select Use path mappings. In the File/Directory pane, the root of the project for the serverName displays.

6. In the Absolute path on the server column, click and add a value to the MAGENTO_ROOT option. The default value is /app

7. Change the Xdebug port to 9001 in the Languages & Frameworks > PHP > Debug > Xdebug > Debug Port panel.

8. Click Apply.

Use Xdebug

The following steps describe debugging web requests and CLI commands.

To debug web requests:

1. In your PhpStorm project, click (Start listening) in the top navigation bar.

2. Add breakpoints in the pub/index.php file.

3. Install the debug extension in the browser, and then click Debug to enable.

4. In the browser, open the https://localhost URL.

5. When PhpStorm recognizes the Xdebug connection, you can begin debugging web requests.

You can debug any Magento command or PHP script using the following steps.

To debug CLI commands:

Xdebug Php Docker

1. In your PhpStorm project, open the Build, Extension, Deployment > Docker panel, and then click + to add a new Docker server and update the following settings:

   • Name—Enter a name for the server, for example Docker Cloud.
   • Connect to Docker daemon with—
     • Windows—Select TCP socket and update Engine Api Url with tcp://localhost:2375.
     • Mac OS X—Select Docker for Mac. [default]

2. In the Languages & Frameworks > PHP > Cli Interpreter panel, click […].

3. Click [+] to add and configure a new Cli Interpreter from your Docker image. Update the following settings:

   • Name—Enter a name for the new interpreter, such as Magento cloud docker cli.
   • Remote—Select Docker.
     • Server—Select Docker Cloud from the previous step.
     • Image name—Select magento/magento-cloud-docker-php:7.x-cli.
   • Additional > Debugger extension—
     • Windows—Enter xdebug.
     • Mac OS X/Linux—Enter xdebug.so.
   • Click Refresh to verify that the interpreter and Xdebug extension are configured properly.

4. Click Save.

5. Open the Run/Debug Configuration window and add a new PHP script with the following settings:

   • Name—Enter bin/magento.
   • Configuration > File—Select the path to the bin/magento file in your local environment.

6. Add breakpoints in the bin/magento file and the debug PHP script created in the previous step.

Xdebug Php Ini

Using Xdebug Helper

You can install and use the Xdebug Helper Chrome extension to debug your PhP code from the browser.

Phpstorm Xdebug Docker Cli

To use Xdebug Helper with Chrome:

1. Install the Xdebug Helper extension from the Chrome store.

2. Enable the extension in Chrome as shown in the following figure.

3. In Chrome, click in the Chrome toolbar.

4. From the Xdebug helper menu, click Options.

5. From the IDE Key list, select PhpStorm.

6. Click Save.