Many WordPress plugin developers use the command line tool WP-CLI. You will find a PHP file in the project's root, which contains the standard plugin header for WordPress. There will not be any files open within your project once you complete these steps. Specify or browse to the root directory for your local WordPress site, and click Create: This is where PhpStorm will store its "working files", and should be separate from your WordPress directory. Specify or browse to the file path to save your project's files. Select WordPress Plugin as the project type on the left sidebar. Create a PhpStorm ProjectĬlick Create New Project from the startup window or go to File Menu > New Project.
Clone the Code RepositoryĬopy your site code to your local workstation using SFTP or clone your site codebase with Git. This will be your empty site, in which to develop your new plugin or theme.
If you do not already have one, create a new WordPress site on Pantheon. This document focuses on integrating and showcasing the PhpStorm workflow and is current as of PhpStorm version 2017.1.4. This doc will set you up with a local environment in PhpStorm to create your custom plugins and themes.įor detailed information, see WordPress Development using PhpStorm. JetBrains PhpStorm is a commercial PHP IDE that can be configured to work with WordPress sites, allowing users to easily build and maintain custom plugins.
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