Example PhpStorm Third-Party Plugins
This page lists some example PhpStorm plugins created by third-party developers.
Symfony
The Symfony plugin is a free plugin for Symfony framework developers.
There are lots of features included into this plugin, such as Symfony-specific completion and navigation for symbols, templates, service container, Doctrine, translations, routes, forms, events, and more.
Laravel Idea
The Laravel Idea plugin is a paid plugin for Laravel developers.
It provides a wide array of code generation and code completion features and includes hundreds of useful helpers, including configuration and translation keys, gates names completion, blade support, etc.
Nette
Nette is a family of mature and stand-alone components for PHP that create a framework.
Name | Description | Website | GitHub | Plugin |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Nette framework helpers | Nette framework helpers make application development in Nette easier. The plugin provides code completion and navigation for Nette components, annotations, and DI service methods in PHP code. It also implements PHP type by | |||
Latte | Nette Latte plugin supports Latte language – the safest & truly intuitive templates for PHP. The plugin implements custom language. Partially support PHP like in .php files (code completion, inspections, references to classes, methods, properties, etc.). Supports load config from XML files located in the project. It implements Stub indexes and more around custom language. | |||
Neon | Nette Neon is commonly used for any structured data, such as settings, language translations, etc. It is very similar to YAML. The plugin implements custom language. Easy implementation for Go to PHP classes and completion for classes. | |||
Nette Tester | Nette Tester is a simple and yet convenient PHP code testing tool. The plugin implements "run configurations" and "run line markers". Supports run configurations in a remote interpreter (eg: in Docker or docker-compose). |
PHP Annotations
The PHP Annotations plugin extends PhpStorm to support annotations in PHPDoc blocks.