Closed neitanod closed 3 months ago
Hey, sorry to heard that you have problems.
how the plugin works by default it check if the file artisan
is present in the root it assumes is a laravel project.
To define the environment first check the environment variable NVIM_LARAVEL_ENV
which you can set up in your .env
file.
here you can set local
sail
or docker-compose
given your case you can use docker-compose
and you need to define the container name by default is app
but you can also set the environment variable APP_SERVICE
with the name of the container.
this the command will run as
docker compose exec -it <container name> <command>
by default will tried to run php (and artisan) commands, composer and npm commands.
If this is not enought for you, you can add your own overwriting the configuration in the setup function in
environments.definitions
and set your own of type LaravelEnvironmentConfig
---@class EnvironmentCondition
---@field file_exists string[]|nil
---@field executable string[]|nil
---@class LaravelEnvironmentConfig
---@field name string
---@field condition EnvironmentCondition
---@field commands table|nil
in the lua/laravel/config/environments.lua file you can see examples how the ones I mentioned before are set.
Hope this explanation helps you to have it set up for your environment.
Hey, were you able to solve it ? I will close it since two weeks since the last message, feel free to re-open it with more comments.
Since I installed the plugin I'm constantly receiving the error "Executable artisan not found" when saving my file or switching buffers. The thing is that I cannot run artisan in the current project, as I have a static copy and the actual artisan command must run inside a Docker container. But I could configure the correct command to be used if I knew how to do that.
Is there a configuration option for that?
Thanks in advance!