Git + Eclipse + Php

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The basic steps are:

  1. Install EGit
  2. Import Git project
  3. Create a new PHP project, based on existing code (ie, your Git clone)

 

1. Install EGit

  1. In the Help menu, go to Install New Software
  2. Select your main Update Site from the “Work with” drop-down menu (usually starts with http://download.eclipse.org/releases/ )
  3. Where it says “type filter text”, type “git”
  4. Click the EGit checkbox (you may also like to select the EGit Mylyn GitHub Connector!)
  5. Click Finish & carry out the last few self-explanatory steps.

 

2. Import Git project

  1. Right-click and select Import
  2. Select Git > Projects from Git
    (or if you’re using the Eclipse for GitHub plugin (see below) select “Repositories from GitHub”)
  3. Select Local or URI and click Next
  4. Paste in your Git URI
  5. Branch selection – select branches you want and click Next
  6. Local destination – copy the installation path and click Next
  7. Select Use the New Project wizard and click Finish

 

3. Create a new PHP project

  1. Select PHP Project in the New Project which opens and click Next
  2. Enter your Project Name
  3. Under Contents, select “Create project at existing location“
  4. Paste in your Git repo installation path; or browse to, and select the directory your Git repository has been saved in
  5. Click Finish

That’s it!

As a bonus, here’s a couple of Eclipse plugins you may find useful:

  • Symfony2 (includes Twig & YAML support)
  • eZ Publish (includes template syntax highlighting & validation, content class browser, and template operator wizard)
  • Eclipse for GitHub (download Eclipse + EGit + EGit Mylyn GitHub Connector)

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