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If your development environment is on a remote host, Webstorm can provide remote synchronous development through FTP/FTPS/SFTP and other means. So we can abandon FTP, WINSCP and other tools, through Webstorm edit remote files and deployment, this article based on WebStorm5.04 writing, Intellij idea or phpstorm use method is basically the same, can be consulted. And thanks to the help of Terry, the main cat of the group of Friends.
1, first we create a remote host based project, click File>new Project from existing sources, open the Create Project dialog box, we select the fourth item, for example, our remote host through the FTP/SFTP /ftps and other ways to transfer files, click Next.
2, set project name and local path, deployment option This option is custom, set complete next.
3, SET deployment option, note upload changed files automatically to default server, this entry can set the local file upload to the remote host, I choose on explicit save Action (ctrl+s) so that you can upload the file by using the shortcut key Ctrl+s, and then next.
4, configure the remote host, do not explain the ~ configured next.
5, specify the root directory of the remote host, we click on Project root, and then next.
6, configure the access path, finished finish.
7, to this, our remote project even if created, Webstorm will download the file from the remote host to the local path, such as the left column for the local project file, the right column remote host for the file, see if one by one corresponds to it? This allows us to modify a file locally, and then press Ctrl+s to automatically upload to the remote host.
With Tool>deployment, we can make more remote deployment-related operations and settings.
With live edit, you can implement remote edit debugging without refreshing.
Below is an official demo video link that shows how to develop remotely on webstorm, as well as more detailed features: http://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/demos/ftp_sync.html
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