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Published at 18. March 2021

[PHPStorm] Open projects easily via command-line

Opening PhpStorm projects directly from the terminal not only looks pretty cool, it also saves you some time every day. In this short post you will learn to configure this behavior similar to VisualStudioCode.

PHPStorm: Add command line launcher for projects

Start PHPStorm and select under Tools => "Create Command-line Launcher...".

Now to open PHPStorm with the terminal, replace pstorm with your own command.

Of course you can also use the default.

/usr/local/bin/myCommand

Now you can easily open your project from the console

pstorm myProject

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SQL: Show all tables sorted by size in descending order

Lately I've been using the SQL command more often to find out which tables in the TYPO3 database are the largest. I've published the snippet once.

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TYPO3 12 with CKEditor 5: Styles in a single selection

If you set a link in the RTE in TYPO3, you may have to choose between different link classes, for example to create buttons in the frontend. What's new in TYPO3 12 is that you can select not just one...

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Null-Safe Operator in the TYPO3 area

With the introduction of PHP8, problems with undefined arrays or variables in general can arise in many places. Here are a few examples and simple solutions.

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Delete the first/last lines of a (SQL) file

There isn't much to say about the following commands. Sometimes it can be useful to delete the first (or last) X lines from a file. And if the file is too large to open with a conventional program, a...

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b13/container: Add and modify child elements in edit view

Unlike gridelements, you cannot manage the child elements in the B13 Container extension when you open the container in the editing view. I would be happy to show you how you can quickly install this...

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