Brew Xdebug

Posted : admin | On 30-04-2021



Xdebug: A powerful debugger for PHP. This setting controls which Xdebug features are enabled. This setting can only be set in php.ini or files like 99-xdebug.ini that are read when a PHP process starts (directly, or through php-fpm), but not in.htaccess and.user.ini files, which are read per-request. Since Brew is no longer working, you can use pecl to install the debugger. It's not as good as brew, you may run into dependency problems but it works. Install php with brew, whatever version you want, then use pecl. Brew install php pecl install xdebug. Xdebug documentation: If enabled, the xdebug.remotehost setting is ignored and Xdebug will try to connect to the client that made the HTTP request. It checks the $SERVER‘HTTPXFORWARDEDFOR’ and $SERVER‘REMOTEADDR’ variables to find out which IP address to use. Brew doctor will complain if this isn’t the case. Add PHP Packages to Homebrew. PHP packages of OSX are not available to homebrew by default. Brew install php53-xdebug The notes from the installation mention the location of the Xdebug config file.

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phpbrew builds and installs multiple version php(s) in your $HOME directory.

What phpbrew can do for you:

  • Configure options are simplified into variants, no worries about the path anymore!
  • Build php with different variants like PDO, mysql, sqlite, debug ..etc.
  • Compile apache php module and separate them by different versions.
  • Build and install php(s) in your home directory, so you don't need root permission.
  • Switch versions very easily and is integrated with bash/zsh shell.
  • Automatic feature detection.
  • Install & enable php extensions into current environment with ease.
  • Install multiple php into system-wide environment.
  • Path detection optimization for HomeBrew and MacPorts.

Requirement

Please see Requirementbefore you get started. you need to install some development packages forbuilding PHP.

Installation

Just download it:

Then you can install it into your bin folder:

Be sure to have /usr/local/bin in your $PATH environment variable.

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Setting up

Init a bash script for your shell environment:

Add these lines to your .bashrc or .zshrc file:

Setting up lookup prefix

You may setup your prefered default prefix for looking up libraries, availableoptions are macports, homebrew, debian, ubuntu or a custom path:

For Homebrew users:

Burn for mac free download. For Macports users:

Basic usage

To list known versions:

To show more minor versions:

To update the release info:

To get older versions (less than 5.4)

Please note that we don't guarantee that you can build the php versions thatare not supported by offical successfully, please don't fire any issue aboutthe older versions, these issues won't be fixed.

To list known older versions (less than 5.4)

Starting Building Your Own PHP

Simply build and install PHP with default variant:

Here we suggest default variant set, which includes most commonly usedvariants, if you need a minimum install, just remove the default variant set.

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You can enable parallel compilation by passing -j or --jobs option andthe following is an example:

With tests:

With debug messages:

To install older versions (less than 5.3):

To install the next (unstable) version:

To install from a github tag:

Cleaning up build directory

Variants

PHPBrew arranges configure options for you, you can simply specify variantname, and phpbrew will detect include paths and build options for configuring.

PHPBrew provides default variants and some virtual variants,to the default variants, which includes the most commonly used variants,to the virtual variants, which defines a variant set, you may use one virtual variantto enable multiple variants at one time.

To check out what is included in these variants, simply run variantssubcommand to list these variants:

To enable one variant, simply add a prefix + before the variant name, eg

To disable one variant, simply add a prefix - before the variant name.

For example, if we want to build PHP with the default options anddatabase supports (mysql, sqlite, postgresql), you may simply run:

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You may also build PHP with extra variants:

To build PHP with pgsql (PostgreSQL) extension:

Or build pgsql extension with postgresql base dir on Mac OS X:

The pgsql path is the location of pg_config, you could find pg_config in the /opt/local/lib/postgresql91/bin

To build PHP with neutral compile options, you can specify neutral virtual variant, which means that phpbrewdoesn't add any additional compile options including --disable-all. But some options(for example --enable-libxml)are still automatically added to support pear installation.You can build PHP with neutral:

For more details, please check out PHPBrew Cookbook.

Extra Configure Options

To pass extra configure arguments, you can do this:

Use And Switch

Use (switch version temporarily):

Switch PHP version (switch default version)

Turn Off:

If you enable apache PHP modules, remember to comment out or remove the settings.

List installed PHP

The Extension Installer

You can also install PHP extension with ease, either the extensions shippedwith PHP source code or even from PECL.

If the extension directory is found in PHP source, PHPBrew automatically switch intothe PHP source directory and install the extension.

If the extension directory is not found in PHP source, PHPBrew fetch the extensionpackage from PECL http://pecl.php.net.

PHPBrew also creates extension config to enable the installed extension, so youdon't need to write the config file to enable it by hands. The extension configdirectory is in:

Installing Extension - The Most Simple Way

Before you install any PHP extension, you should set your current running php:

Then run ext install to install the extensions

Installing Extension With Stability

To install extensions with stability tag:

To install extensions with version name:

Showing extension config options

To see if there are some configure options to build the extension, you can usethe ext show command. Please note that the show command only works forbuilt-in extensions:

Install extensions with customized options:

Installing Extension from GitHub

The special prefix github: tells phpbrew to get the extension repository fromphp-memcached-dev/phpmemcached and branch php7

Installing Extension with specific downloader

Right now, phpbrew supports 4 different downloader implementation:

  • php_curl - download files using the built-in php curl extension.
  • php_stream - download files using the built-in php stream wrapper.
  • curl
  • wget

It's possible to replace the default downloader with your preference:

The curl php extension based downloader supports User-Agent and Proxy Settings,thus you can do this if you encountered some network issues:

Enabling Extension

You can also install extension via PECL and enable it manually:

The ext enable command allows you to create a config {current php base}/var/db/{extension name}.inito enable the extension.

Configuring the php.ini for current php version

Simply run:

You may specify the EDITOR environment variable to your favorite editor:

Upgrade phpbrew

To upgrade phpbrew, you may simply run the self-update command,this command enables you to install the latest version ofmaster branch from GitHub:

The Installed PHP(s)

The installed phps are located in ~/.phpbrew/php, for example, php 5.4.20 is located at:

And you should put your configuration file in:

Extension configuration files should be put in:

Quick commands to switch between directories

Switching to PHP build directory

Switching to PHP dist directory

Switching to PHP etc directory

Switching to PHP var directory

PHP FPM

phpbrew also provides useful fpm managing sub-commands. to use them, pleaseremember to enable +fpm variant when building your own php.

To start php-fpm, simply type:

To stop php-fpm, type:

To show php-fpm modules:

To test php-fpm config: Best macbook to buy 2016.

To edit php-fpm config:

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The installed php-fpm is located in ~/.phpbrew/php/php-*/sbin.

The correspond php-fpm.conf is lcoated in ~/.phpbrew/php/php-*/etc/php-fpm.conf.default,you may copy the default config file to the desired location. e.g.,

Enabling Version Info Prompt

To add PHP version info in your shell prompt, you can use'PHPBREW_SET_PROMPT=1' variable.

The default is 'PHPBREW_SET_PROMPT=0' (disable). To enable it, you can add thisline to your ~/.bashrc file and put this line before you source~/.phpbrew/bashrc.

To embed version info in your prompt, you can usephpbrew_current_php_version shell function, which is defined in .phpbrew/bashrc.and you can set the version info in your PS1 var.e.g.

Known Issues

Brew Xdebug Vs

  • For PHP-5.3+ versions, 'Building intl 64-bit fails on OS X' https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=48795

  • To build PHP with GD extension, you need to specify your libpng dir and libjpeg dir, for example,

    $ phpbrew install php-5.4.10 +default +mysql +intl +gettext +apxs2=/usr/bin/apxs2 -- --with-libdir=lib/x86_64-linux-gnu --with-gd=shared --enable-gd-natf --with-jpeg-dir=/usr --with-png-dir=/usr

Troubleshooting

Please see TroubleShooting

FAQ

Q: How do I have the same version with different compile option?

A: Currently, you can install php5.x.x and rename the /Users/phpbrew/.phpbrew/php/php-5.x.x folder to the new name, for example, php-5.x.x-super , and install another php-5.3.3

Contribution

Please see Contribution

Documentation

Brew Install Xdebug Php 7.4

Please see Wiki

Author

Brew Xdebug Pro

  • Yo-An Lin (c9s)
  • Márcio Almad

Brew Xdebug 2020

License

See LICENSE file.