It's a fast and powerful code IntelliSense provider for your PHP language files. Open up your VS Code Extensions tab and search for PHP Intelephense. No suggestions given = the Thread class was not recognised by the editor It does not even find the related class that's part of the project. On a fresh VS Code install, you'll most likely notice that even the most basic IntelliSense for PHP is missing. With no support for Laravel out of the box and VS Code being one of the most popular code editors makes it the perfect choice for this article. The example code editorįor this example I will be using Visual Studio Code. The examples I'll give will be from various ThreadsController methods to illustrate different kinds of missing IntelliSense and how it's solved later on. We also have a SearchService for the sake of illustrating some parts other than just model relationships. a Thread has many Posts by various users through ->posts() relationship.A Thread belongs to an owner user User through ->owner().A User has many forum Threads through ->threads() relationship.This very fictitious and a pretty standard project has the default App\User model which has a couple of extra relationships: To illustrate what we're dealing with and progress looks like in solving the IntelliSense issues for Laravel projects, I have created a dummy project to showcase a few simple examples. With all that magic, though, comes the difficulty for your code editor to provide meaningful IntelliSense suggestions.
It is well known that Laravel works in magical ways to be a developer-friendly framework and make it super easy for you to bootstrap your ideas to fruition with as little friction as possible.
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