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Published: Jul 2, 2021 by C.S. Rhymes
PHP Storm has a built in terminal window which you can use to run Laravel artisan commands, but there is a quick configuration change that you can do to make it even easier to run artisan commands.
Laravel
from the Choose tools dropdown and press OKartisan
in this examplePath to script
as the location of your Laravel app’s artisan fileOK
artisan
in my example, and a list of artisan commands will appear, along with the available options.For more information, take a look at the PHP Storm docs website
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