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I know Laravel(http://laravel.com) is the new kid on the block, but their gaining popularity and it would be nice if netbeans would easily work with it as easy as it is to work with Zend or even Symfony. This is the only PHP Framework I couldn't really find a plugin for, but sure the demand is there.
Since there is a plugin provided by our community [1], I will close this issue. Thanks. [1] https://github.com/nbphpcouncil/nb-laravel-plugin
The regarded plugin does no longer updated and it seems like for Laravel 4 and currently there is Laravel 5. I suggest to re-open this enhancement request again. At least, Netbeans should support `*.blade.php` and deal them as a mix between HTML and PHP.
Started using the Laravel 5 framework recently which comes with a lot of IDE helper support. This helper tool generates stub files to provide autocomplete for most of the framework, however they have recently moved some of the autocomplete to docblocks on the model files: For example our Product model has an auto generated docblock: /** * App\Models\Product * * @mixin \Eloquent */ The @mixin support doesn't appear to be working and inside our controllers. For example Product::where()->get() has no auto completion for the where() and get() methods which would have been available through the Eloquent @mixin type hint. For reference this gist: https://gist.github.com/barryvdh/5227822 Still gives auto complete for netbeans correctly, however the artisan command to generate this file gives the new non-working file. Would be great to see some better laravel 5 and blade view file support, possibly even artisan command support like the composer right click contextual support.
Also a small work around for mapping .blade.php files to the mime type text/x-twig http://stackoverflow.com/a/29590298 Solution copied here: Go to Tools > Options > Miscellaneous > Files Click New Enter blade as the new extension (you can use anything here, but this seems the most natural) Click OK In Associate File Type (MIME) select TWIG (text/x-twig) Click OK of the whole Options window Close Netbeans Open the Netbeans configuration folder - on Windows it's %AppData%\Netbeans\<version>\ Go to subfolder config\Services\MIMEResolver Open user-defined-mime-resolver.xml Find the <ext name="blade"/> entry (or whatever you entered above) Change the blade to blade.php Save and close the file This works around the file extension not allowing sub extensions.