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[Gazley]

Hi - I use PHP storm and wondered whether anyone has managed to get code completion against the ProcessWire global variables when editing templates?

Thanks!

[Pete]

That's not currently possible, but there is a topic all about it here: http://processwire.c...processwire-30/

PHP Storm and other IDEs are mentioned.

In the meantime, your handiest reference is here: http://processwire.com/api/cheatsheet/

[Gazley]

Hi Pete - thanks for the references. Is the cheatsheet the normal way to go? --Gary

[Pete]

It's the easiest function reference, but not the easiest way to get started - I would try the following:

• Small Project Walkthrough is a good starter
• The rest of the documentation, specifically selectors because you'll work with them most
• Scouring the rest of the tutorials forum

2, 3 and the help on the forums is where I got started since the walkthrough tutorial wasn't available at the time.

Once I got going and the Cheatsheet was created by Soma it has proven invaluable ever since.

[Soma]

Actually this topic might be better: http://processwire.c...-in-pw-classes/

[Pete]

Ah yes - forgot about that one. Once those changes are in it will be in the default download

You can download interrobang's version from the link he posts to see if that helps in PHP Storm, but I'd still suggest reading up on the other things above too.

[Gazley]

Thanks Guys!

[interrobang]

In order to get use phpstorms codesense you must tell phpstorm what variables are there. Just add a PHPDoc comment like this to your php template files and it should work. Even without using my fork you get some codesense support, but a lot of properties are missing.

/**
* @var Pages $pages
* @var Page $page
* @var Templates $templates
* @var Fields $fields
* @var Users $users
* @var User $user
* @var Roles $roles
* @var Permissions $permissions
* @var WireInput $input
* @var Sanitizer $sanitizer
* @var Session $session
* @var Config $config
*/

[ryan]

I've been adding all of interrobang's PHPDoc comments to the core source code dev branch (great additions interrobang!) so thinking this will help a lot too.