Laravel Pint

Install Laravel Pint with Composer

Laravel Pint is included in recent releases of the Laravel framework, so the composer.json file in your project would typically have the laravel/pint dependency record added to it. If it doesn't, add the record manually:

1. Inside composer.json, add the laravel/pint dependency record to the require or require-dev key. To get code completion for the package name and version, press Ctrl+Space.

2. Do one of the following:

   • Click the Install shortcut link on top of the editor panel.

   • If the Non-installed Composer packages inspection is enabled, PhpStorm will highlight the declared dependencies that are not currently installed. Press Alt+Enter and select whether you want to install a specific dependency or all dependencies at once.

Clicking next to the package record in the composer.json editor gutter will take you to the corresponding Settings page where you can configure Laravel Pint manually.

Configure Laravel Pint in PhpStorm

When you install Laravel Pint with Composer, PhpStorm automatically detects Laravel Pint's executable file in the vendor/bin folder and sets the PHP interpreter configured in the system path to run it.

In Settings (Ctrl+Alt+S) | PHP | Quality Tools | Laravel Pint, you can change the default PHP interpreter, set the path to a custom path to the Laravel Pint executable file, or add some options to be passed to Laravel Pint when running it in PhpStorm.

• Configuration: in this field, you can change the default PHP interpreter and set the path to the Laravel Pint executable file.

  1. To change the interpreter, select the required item from the list of local and remote PHP interpreters configured in your project.

  2. To set the path to the Laravel Pint executable file, click next to the Configuration list to open the Laravel Pint dialog and edit the fields there as described on the Laravel Pint Dialog reference page.

• Show ignored files: use this setting to exclude files from Laravel Pint validation inspection. For more information, refer to the Quality Tools reference page.

• Options: in this area, add the options to run Laravel Pint as a PhpStorm inspection with.

  • Reformat only uncommitted files: select the checkbox to only modify the files that have uncommitted changes.

  • Path to pint.json: specify the path to the pint.json configuration file. pint.json files are optional: they are used to enable/disable specific rules from the predefined Laravel Pint presets, or to reuse custom rulesets from PHP CS Fixer.

  • Ruleset: select one of Laravel Pint's predefined groups of rules to be used for fixing code style issues in your code.

Enable Laravel Pint validation in Inspections settings

1. In the Settings dialog (Ctrl+Alt+S) , click Inspections under Editor.

2. On the Inspections page that opens, expand the PHP | Quality Tools node and select the checkbox next to Laravel Pint validation.

   

3. On the right-hand pane of the page, configure how PhpStorm handles the Laravel Pint inspection output:

   1. Scope: choose the scope to limit the inspection application to.

   2. Severity: choose the severity degree for the inspection. The selected value determines how seriously the detected discrepancies will be treated by PhpStorm and presented in the inspection results.

   3. Highlighting in editor: choose how the issues detected by the inspection are highlighted in the editor.

1. In the main menu, go to Code | Inspect code.

2. In the Specify Inspection Scope dialog that opens, select the inspection profile from the list, or click Configure to open the Inspections dialog and configure a new profile.

   You can also click Configure to check which fixes will be applied within the scope of the selected inspection profile, and make sure that the Laravel Pint validation inspection is enabled.

3. View the inspection results in the Problems tool window. Errors and warnings reported by Laravel Pint are prefixed with Laravel Pint: to distinguish them from PhpStorm internal inspections.

   

Fix issues by using a quick-fix

Upon detecting an issue, PhpStorm highlights it in accordance with the Laravel Pint inspection settings.

1. Place the caret at the detected issue and click , or press Alt+Enter.

2. Select Laravel Pint: fix the whole file from the popup menu. Note that this will fix all issues detected in the current file.

You can also detect issues in the batch mode, or fix them automatically with code reformatting.

Fix issues with code reformatting

You can fix issues detected by Laravel Pint by running the reformat code action.

1. Set Laravel Pint as an external formatter in the Quality Tools settings.

   To do so, in the Settings dialog (Ctrl+Alt+S) go to PHP | Quality Tools and select Laravel Pint in the External Formatters section.

   

2. Apply Reformat Code to the required file or project scope:

   • For a code fragment or a file opened in the editor, select Code | Reformat Code from the main menu or press Ctrl+Alt+L.

   • For a selected file, directory, or group of files in the Project tool window, select Reformat Code from the context menu or press Ctrl+Alt+L.

1. Put the root directory of your coding standard under the project root.

2. Configure Laravel Pint as a PhpStorm inspection.

3. Appoint your coding standard.

4. Make sure that a project profile is selected at the top of the Inspections page. Such profiles are saved in a particular project's .idea directory (for example, $PROJECT_DIR$/.idea/inspectionProfiles). For more information, refer to Configure profiles.

5. On the Version Control page of the Settings dialog, make sure that the .idea directory is put under version control.

1. In the Settings dialog (Ctrl+Alt+S) , navigate to PHP | Quality Tools | Laravel Pint.

2. Click the Show ignored files link.

   • To add a file, click and locate the desired file in the dialog that opens.

   • To delete a file from the list and have Laravel Pint process it again, select the file and click .

   • To remove all the files from the list, click .