How to build a PHP development environment in MacBook Pro

In order to build an operation and maintenance of the project backstage, the newly-learned PHP, the first time to build a PHP development environment on the MacBook, so on record, but also for other learning partners to provide a reference.

Tools/Materials

• Apache 2.4.16
• Php
• Macbook Pro
• MySQL 5.7

Launch Apache

1. 1

   Introduce a few commands first

   Launch Apache Service

   sudo apachectl start

   Restart Apache Service

   sudo apachectl restart

   Stop Apache Service

   sudo apachectl stop

   View Apache version

   Httpd-v

   Mac OS comes with Apache and only needs to start Apache on the line.

   Open terminal, enter command: sudo apachectl start

2. 2

   Open the browser, enter localhost in the address bar, and the It works string will show that Apache has successfully started

3. 3

   Under MacBook Pro, the Apache Web server root directory is under the/library/webserver/documents path

   END

Configure PHP

1. Mac OS also comes with PHP, just need to add Apache to PHP in the Apache configuration file support is good

   Enter the command in the terminal:

   sudo vim/etc/apache2/httpd.conf

   Open httpd.conf File

2. Remove the comment symbol for the contents of the red box callout

   LoadModule Php5_module libexec/apache2/libphp5.so

   and then save

   How to use Vim to edit content is not available here at this stage

3. Restart Apache Service

4. Enter the/library/webserver/documents,

   Create a new test PHP page in this directory, enter the command: sudo vim test.php

5. Enter the following code in the test.php

   <?php phpinfo ();?>

6. Open page localhost/test.php in the browser to test if PHP is available

   END

How to build a PHP development environment in MacBook Pro