In an in-place server configuration, you are using a local web server, but unlike with the local server configuration, don't upload/download or synchronize files between the WebStorm project and the project folder in the server file structure. Instead, you open the project folder from the server document root directly in WebStorm, and thus do the development on the server directly.
To create an in-place server configuration in WebStorm, you only need to specify the web server URL mapped to the server document root and the URL path to your project.
Before you start, make sure the web server is configured and running. For more information, refer to the web server official documentation.
1. Specify the name, type, and visibility of a server configurationPress Ctrl+Alt+S to open settings and then select .
Alternatively, go to in the main menu.
In the left-hand pane that lists all the existing server configurations, click Add and select In place in the popup menu.
In the Create new server dialog that opens, type the name of the server to create and click OK. The Create new server dialog closes and you return to the Connection tab of the Deployment node.
Click on the toolbar to mark the server as default.
Clear the Visible only for this project checkbox to enable reuse of this server access configuration in other projects.
The server configuration settings are stored in the .idea directory together with the project, which allows sharing them between team members through a VCS.
In the tab (Ctrl+Alt+S ), specify:
Web server URL: the URL address (hostname and (optionally) port) mapped to the server document root in the server configuration file. This is the base URL for your application's web address. Both HTTP and HTTPS are supported.
Examples:
http://localhost:8888
http://localhost:8888/deployment_demo (if you choose to establish a more complicated folder structure under the server document root and use only one of the subfolders in the current configuration)
Click Browse in the right-hand corner of the field to open and check the provided web server URL.
In the tab (Ctrl+Alt+S ), specify:
Local path: the absolute path to the local project folder. WebStorm automatically fills out this field with the path to the currently opened project.
Web path: the URL path to the project folder specified in Local path. In most cases, it's the same as the folder name provided in the Local path field.
WebStorm appends Web path to the Web server URL specified in the Connection tab.
Example:
Local path: /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/deployment_demo
Web path: /deployment_demo
Now that you have the server configuration added, you can access the server's files and folders in the Remote Host tool window. Go to in the main menu, and in the tool window that opens, select the configured server from the drop-down list.
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