There are a ton of reasons why you should use it, and why it will speed up your Laravel development. How often do you not actually know the properties of your model?ĭon't let that small issue steer you away from PhpStorm. Of course, you'll also have to hint the resulting variables from facades like User::find() to resolve the actual model for those annotations to work.Īs you can see, that can get tedious - I never use them, personally. If you like, you could set hints such as annotations to your model. they're dynamic accessors and won't be immediately recognized by PhpStorm (you'll see "Field accessed by magic method" in the tooltip). I haven't tried it, so I don't know how extensive it is.Īs far as model properties are concerned, you're right. Allegedly, the 8.0 version of PhpStorm (which is in Beta) will include Blade syntax.
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