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Breinify API PHP Library

Breinify's DigitalDNA API puts dynamic behavior-based, people-driven data right at your fingertips.

Setting up IntelliJ as IDE

This documentation shows some configuration settings regarding IntelliJ. The documentation assumes that the files from GitHub are located in /Development/breinify

Setup PHP

The IDE should always use the version installed in /insts/php. This is more complicated then it may be assumed. Nevertheless, first of all we have to setup the PHP binary within the IDE, which can be done through the settings (IntelliJ IDEA -> Preferences). The following picture shows the settings:

Breinify IDE Settings - PHP

Setup Command Line Tool Support

First of all, the Command Line Tool Support is an additional plugin of JetBrains, which has to be installed. If installed, the plugin can be configured within the settings (IntelliJ IDEA -> Preferences). The following image shows the settings to be used:

Breinify IDE Settings - Command Line Tool Support

The command tool should execute the composer.phar with the php-path.sh script, which ensures the usage of the correct version:

/insts/php/bin/php-path.sh <PATH_TO_GIT>/brein-workspace/brein-intellij-workspace/common-libs/composer/composer.phar

Further information for the Command Line Tool Support can be found here:

Setup Composer

The Command Line Tool Support already uses the Composer to execute all commands (and the dependency features can already be used through there). Nevertheless, the usage of the Composer can also be used via the UI. To do so, the Composer has to be configured as well. This can be done in the settings (IntelliJ IDEA -> Preferences):

Breinify IDE Settings - Composer

Note: The Composer may not use the PHP version installed in /insts/php. This cannot be ensured, nevertheless, using the version script shows the used version (i.e., c run-script version).

Setup PHPUnit

IntelliJ also supports PHPUnit, which also have to be configured in settings (IntelliJ IDEA -> Preferences). The settings should be as follow:

Breinify IDE Settings - PHPUnit

Note: The PHPUnit may not use the PHP version installed in /insts/php. Nevertheless, calling the test script ensures the correct usage (i.e., c run-script test).