Closed andresgutgon closed 11 months ago
You probably have the filetype
set to blade
within blade.php
files which is why nvim-dap is looking for configurations in dap.configurations.blade
I don't know if the php debug adapter could handle them. You can try setting something like:
dap.configurations.blade = dap.configurations.php
After your php configuration.
If it doesn't work, then it's not supported by vscode-php-debug.
The issue tracker here is for bugs/features relevant to the client, not for debug adapters and also not for general support so I'm closing this
The issue tracker here is for bugs/features relevant to the client, not for debug adapters and also not for general support so I'm closing this
Fair. And thanks a lot for the help!
Problem Statement
Hi, I'm using this plugin for running debugging sessions in Nvim and is working great. Today I was trying with a PHP file and I saw this message in the vim prompt:
Blade is templating language for PHP used in most frameworks. I'm using it with Laravel. The think is a
somefile.blade.php
file is kind of a PHP file and I was wandering if someone had a similar issue of wanting to do a debugging session in a blade file.Thanks!
Possible Solutions
No idea. I didn't found any info about this. Maybe is impossible?
Considered Alternatives
The alternative is to move the PHP logic out of blade templates but the Laravel project + livewire components makes super appealing for me to have all in one components with logic in php and HTML template. Like a React component