Detailed information on the HomeBrew installation process can be found on the site but the essentials are as follows:Īfter a successful installation, you can start the server ane ensure it autostarts in the future with: brew services start mariadb However, we now have switched to MariaDB which is a drop-in replacement for MySQL and is easily installed and updated with Brew. In the original guide, we used the Oracle MySQL installation package. MySQLĪlthough not required for development of Grav, there are times you definitely need an installation of MySQL. If you are a beginner developer, you will be better served using MAMP or MAMP Pro. Xdebug.os: /usr/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-non-zts-20100525/xdebug.This guide is intended for experienced web developers. Your development environment is now complete. If you see content under the Variables, Call Stack and Breakpoints tab, then it worked. Right click on the project in the “Project” Section on the left and click “Debug” This will replace the number 3 with a red square. Click on that number to set a break point for debugging. In the code, next to the line “echo phpinfo() there is a number 3. Paste the following code into the index.php page: Run As: Local Web Site (running on local web server) Sources Folder: /Library/Webserver/Documents/test Php 5 Interpreter should be: /usr/bin/phpĬlick okay. Go to: NetBeans>Preferences in the top menu bar Now, test if Xdebug is working with NetBeans: If XDebug installed provides a version number, it works! Using Command+A, select everything on the page (all the text and images) (see “Select All Screenshot” for a visual)Ĭlick inside the large white box in the page, and paste using Command+V (see “Paste Screenshot” for a visual)Ĭlick the “Analyse my phpinfo() output” button Next, we are going to verify that Xdebug was installed properly. Scroll through the page and search for “xdebug” In Safari, navigate to “localhost/index.php”, (as done in Step 4) Zend_extension=”/usr/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-non-zts-20100525/xdebug.so” In that folder, open php.ini with Text EditĬopy and paste the following lines of code to the end of the file In the dialog box that appears, enter: “/private/etc/“ (without quotes) From the drop down list, select: “Go to Folder” In Finder, in the top menu bar, click on the menu header: “Go”. XDebug is already installed in the computer, you simply need to enable it. XDebug is needed to debug issues with code If you see a phpInfo page, then PHP is functional In your web browser, navigate to: localhost/index.phpĤ. Copy the attached “index.php” file to this folderģ. Navigate to /Library/WebServer/DocumentsĢ. Test that the PHP server is functional by:ġ. PHP is needed to test PHP functionality in the web pages The root of the Apache Web Server folder is: /Library/WebServer/DocumentsĬhange the permissions on the above mentioned Documents folder by right clicking on it, then click Get Info, then in the opened dialog box: click on the icon of a lock and input password, then under the Sharing & Permissions tab at the bottom, provide Read & Write Privileges to everyone who appears in the box. Test that Apache is properly installed by navigating to “localhost” in Safari Activate the built-in Apache Server on the MacĪpache will provide a local server we can use to test websites. Install NetBeans for HTML5 & PHP from this link:ģ. NetBeans is the IDE used for programming. The following are instructions for setting up a development environment on a Mac that can be used for HTML, PHP and MySQL.
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