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== | ==An IDE and plugins== | ||
===Install Eclipse=== | |||
You must then have a development IDE that support PHP, for example Eclipse PHP, PHPStorm or VSCode. | |||
=== Eclipse === | |||
====Install Eclipse==== | |||
We recommend to use an Eclipse version provided on eclipse.org. For example: {{DownloadEclipse}} | We recommend to use an Eclipse version provided on eclipse.org. For example: {{DownloadEclipse}} | ||
Also any version available on [http://www.eclipse.org Eclipse web site] is possible. | Also any version available on [http://www.eclipse.org Eclipse web site] is possible. | ||
Once Eclipse is installed, it is recommanded to setup following parameters: | Once Eclipse is installed, it is recommanded to setup the following parameters: | ||
{{EclipseStandardSetup}} | {{EclipseStandardSetup}} | ||
===Install plugin Eclipse for PHP: PDT.=== | ====Install plugin Eclipse for PHP: PDT.==== | ||
If you installed Eclipse version and PDT is not included, all you have to do is using process Help -> Install new software -> Add -> Archive to add module: | If you installed Eclipse version and PDT is not included, all you have to do is using process Help -> Install new software -> Add -> Archive to add module: | ||
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Once installed, you must also setup PDT into Eclipse as explained into chapter [[Environment_and_development_tools_-_Optionnal_components#From_Eclipse]] | Once installed, you must also setup PDT into Eclipse as explained into chapter [[Environment_and_development_tools_-_Optionnal_components#From_Eclipse]] | ||
===Setup Eclipse to get sources=== | ====Setup Eclipse to get sources==== | ||
Once Eclipse is installed, you can connect to GIT repository to get last development version. | Once Eclipse is installed, you can connect to GIT repository to get last development version. | ||
For this see page [[FAQ Get,update GIT project sources]]. | For this see page [[FAQ Get,update GIT project sources]]. | ||
=== VSCode === | |||
If you choosed VSCode, you can install the plugin "EditorConfig" so VSCode will automatically use the setup of the project defined into .editorconfig | |||
== Git Hooks == | == Git Hooks == | ||