it also allows to define more than one configuration. This file tells VS Code what's supposed to be started upon running the project ( F5). vscode/launch.json file, or we have to create a default one for PHP.
Open a folder or a workspace with our two applications in VS Code first: But does it work with PHP and its debugging extension? VS Code is well equipped for launching two or more launch configurations at once. Then the IDE needs to be configured in the same way to properly attach to the running server.īut what if we'd like to not configure the web server, simplify things a bit, and take advantage of the IDE and PHP's built-in web server (also called development server)? All the necessary configuration would be within the VS Code workspace, and developer would start and stop the project from within his development environment. Note, that in order to debug both applications at the same time, it would be necessary to setup DBGp Proxy or to setup Xdebug outcoming port differently for both of the applications. Usually there has to be a web server configured to serve both of the applications. Both the applications are supposed to be hosted on a different URL. Frontend needs API, and the developer needs to debug both of them at the same time.
The second one is a backend API in a subfolder "./api". One is an imaginary frontend, in a subfolder "./public". In case developer wants to run and debug his set of applications locally, there is a very useful feature in VS Code called compound launch.įor the purposes of this tutorial, we have two PHP applications. Very often a PHP project consists of several separately hosted applications, such as a public website and some API.
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