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# 💤 LazyVim + Laravel
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(and some stuff I also use)
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This is my best effort to fully integrate my LazyVim config with Laravel and all Laravel-related tools.
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Works great with Livewire v3 as well as Volt and Folio.
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When using Volt, use class-based syntax for maximum compatibility.
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Functional Volt works, too, but has issues with `$this`.
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A starter template for [LazyVim](https://github.com/LazyVim/LazyVim).
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Refer to the [documentation](https://lazyvim.github.io/installation) to get started.
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## Laravel Native
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This config is setup with the best available dev tooling for laravel
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- Intelephense
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- Blade Language Support
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- Blade Formatter
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- Pint
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- Phpstan (make sure you configure larastan in your project)
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- Rustywind
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- Tailwind LS
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- XDebug with configuration for Laravel Sail
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- Treesitter beta for blade files included
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## Additions
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### Requirements
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If you encounter an issue with `Intelephense` not recognising facade or model function calls, you will need to install [Laravel IDE Helper](https://github.com/barryvdh/laravel-ide-helper) into your project and execute the relevant artisan commands. Thanks to [@ermand](https://github.com/ermand) for bringing up the issue as well as the solution.
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Make sure you install all TreeSitter parsers by doing:
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`:TSInstall all` and `:TSInstall php_only`.
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This will install both the experimental blade parser, for which configuration is included in this config, as well as the php_only parser, which is needed for it to work fully.
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For some reason php_only is not included in `all`.
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Optional:
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- lazygit
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- lazydocker
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(you should use both, they are great)
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### LSP
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- Tailwind support
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- Intelephense for php (best in class for Laravel development)
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### Theme
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- I concede, we are back to using catppuccin. There is just too many integrations.
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## Troubleshooting
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If opening a py file leads to pyright analyzing your whole library, make sure to add an empty `pyrightconfig.json` into the file root.
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This can be your $HOME folder or for example on darwin using homebrew it could be `/opt/homebrew/`.
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