PHP language server stopping unexpectedly

[buleedan]

I've recently installed the new version of atom (1.21) where I've been installing the atom-ide-ui and ide-php packages (and some others too).
I don't know why, when I develop on JS, the diagnostic and outline view are working properly, but as soon as I open a php file, I have an error popup showing telling me that "PHP language server stopped unexpectedly." (as on the screenshot).

This error happen anytime I open a php file for the first time after launching Atom (whether or not a php page is already opened when i launch atom).

Thanks,

Robin

[3Descape]

please try Ctrl+Shit+i to open the console and see if there are errors that give us some more information

[damieng]

Also can you confirm you have ide-php 0.6.6 (latest) - 0.6.5 would incorrectly display this error when the language server shut down correctly.

[buleedan]

I confirm i've updated today the ide-php 0.6.6 and still had that issue.

Concerning the console, I have no error showing up after opening a php page.

Is there any package I should have (or not have) to make it work?

Here is the listing of my installed packages:
atom-beautify@0.30.5
atom-ide-ui@0.3.3
atom-minify@0.8.0
autoclose-html@0.23.0
autocomplete-modules@1.7.0
autocomplete-php@0.3.7
busy-signal@1.4.3
code-peek@1.4.21
color-picker@2.2.5
docblockr@0.11.0
file-icons@2.1.11
git-plus@7.9.3
highlight-selected@0.13.1
ide-json@0.1.0
ide-php@0.6.6
ide-typescript@0.6.1
intentions@1.1.5
jscrambler@0.2.7
laravel@0.7.1
lines@0.13.1
linter@2.2.0 (disabled)
linter-ui-default@1.6.9 (disabled)
minimap@4.29.6
minimap-pigments@0.2.2
pigments@0.40.2
remote-edit@1.9.0 (disabled)
sort-lines@0.15.0
todo-show@2.0.0

[damieng]

Then the PHP language server is stopping on your machine abnormally without reporting an error :(

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[buleedan]

Actually previously I already had a similar problem with my linter, which didn't work either.
The weird thing is that it works totally fine with JS, but not with PHP.

[damieng]

Behind the scenes the packages use very different technologies from different vendors so it wouldn't surprise me that one works when one does not. The JS/TS one is written in JavaScript and runs using the node runtime. The PHP one is written in PHP and uses PHP 7 runtime.

[buleedan]

actually today i've just installed the PHP 7 runtime and also run it with my MAMP. But in vain...

[rkhitin]

I had this problem on osx related to installing PHP7 via homebrew. Decided with the command sudo launchctl config user path "/usr/local/bin:$PATH" from https://docs.brew.sh/FAQ.html

[buleedan]

By doing a php -v , I saw that it was running a php 5.5.36.
I've tried your command line to change the path, but after rebooting my computer, always going back from php 7 to php 5.5.36.
Finally been able to change manually to php 7.0 and 5.6.10, but still having same issue after rebooting, even if the php version has been well changed.

[mikebronner]

I recommend installing PHP using https://php-osx.liip.ch instead of homebrew, you might want to give that a try?

[buleedan]

Thanks, seems like we are going on the right way. I now have a different error issue. It used to be undefined as we can see on the previous screenshot.

Now I have:

PHP language server stopped unexpectedly.
PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '{', expecting identifier (T_STRING) in /Users/Rabou/.atom/packages/ide-php/vendor/felixfbecker/language-server/bin/php-language-server.php on line 3

[damieng]

That indicates to me your system is not using PHP 7 but an older version. The syntax on that line is trying to use the {} syntax for use statements which was not supported in older versions.

I'm going to put a explicit version check into the next update of ide-php so it checks and then stops if PHP 7 is not the one specified in the path or ide-php config.

[buleedan]

Thanks a lot mate!
Yes i'm sorry I've been installing the php 5.6 (since i've been mostly developing using it recently).
Just installed the php 7.1.9 and now everything run smoothly.

Thanks a lot for the help!

[damieng]

No problem. I should have added a specific check.

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