Config options

🎛 Config options

Option	Description
casters	PsySH uses symfony/var-dumper’s casters for presenting scalars, resources, arrays and objects. You can enable additional casters, or write your own! See caster documentation. Default: []
colorMode	By default, output contains colors if support for them is detected. To override, use \Psy\Configuration::COLOR_MODE_FORCED to force colors in output, and \Psy\Configuration::COLOR_MODE_DISABLED to disable colors in output. Default: \Psy\Configuration::COLOR_MODE_AUTO
commands	While PsySH ships with a bunch of great commands, it’s possible to add your own for even more awesome. Any Psy command added here will be available in your Psy shell sessions. Default: []
defaultIncludes	"Default includes" will be included once at the beginning of every PsySH session. This is a good place to add autoloaders for your favorite libraries. Default: []
eraseDuplicates	If set to true, the history will not keep duplicate entries. Newest entries override oldest. This is the equivalent of the HISTCONTROL=erasedups setting in bash. Default: false
errorLoggingLevel	While PsySH respects the current error_reporting level, and doesn’t throw exceptions for all errors, it does log all errors regardless of level. Set errorLoggingLevel to 0 to prevent logging non-thrown errors. Set it to any valid error_reporting value to log only errors which match that level. Default: E_ALL
forceArrayIndexes	Always show array indexes (even for numeric arrays) Default: false
historySize	Sets the maximum number of entries the history can contain. If set to zero, the history size is unlimited. Default: 0
interactiveMode	PsySH defaults to interactive mode in a terminal, and non-interactive mode when input is coming from a pipe. To override, use \Psy\Configuration::INTERACTIVE_MODE_FORCED to force interactive mode, \Psy\Configuration::INTERACTIVE_MODE_DISABLED to force non-interactive mode, and \Psy\Configuration::INTERACTIVE_MODE_AUTO to choose based on the type of connection (terminal or pipe). Default: \Psy\Configuration::INTERACTIVE_MODE_AUTO
pager	If this is not set, it falls back to less. It is recommended that you set up cli.pager in your php.ini with your preferred output pager. If you want to use a different pager only for Psy shell sessions, you can override it here. Default: cli.pager ini setting
prompt	Specify a custom prompt. Default: ">>>"
requireSemicolons	PsySH automatically inserts semicolons at the end of input if a statement is missing one. To disable this, set requireSemicolons to true. Default: false
runtimeDir	Set the shell's temporary directory location. Defaults to /psysh inside the system's temp dir unless explicitly overridden. Default: follows XDG runtimeDir specification.
startupMessage	Display an additional startup message. You can color and style the message thanks to the Symfony Console tags. See coloring docs for more details. Default: ""
tabCompletion	You can disable tab completion if you want to. Not sure why you’d want to. Default: true
tabCompletionMatchers	You can write your own tab completion matchers, too! Here are some that enable tab completion for MongoDB database and collection names: [new \Psy\TabCompletion\Matcher\MongoClientMatcher, new \Psy\TabCompletion\Matcher\MongoDatabaseMatcher] Default: []
updateCheck	Frequency of update checks when starting an interactive shell session. Valid options are "always", "daily", "weekly", and "monthly". To disable update checks entirely, set to "never". Default: "weekly"
useBracketedPaste	Enable bracketed paste support. If you use PHP built with readline (not libedit) and a relatively modern terminal, enable this. Default: false
usePcntl	By default, PsySH will use a 'forking' execution loop if pcntl is installed. This is by far the best way to use it, but you can override the default by explicitly disabling this functionality here. Default: true
useReadline	PsySH uses readline if you have it installed, because interactive input is pretty awful without it. But you can explicitly disable it if you hate yourself or something. If readline is disabled (or unavailable) then terminal input is subject to the line discipline provided for TTYs by the OS, which may impose a maximum line size (4096 chars in GNU/Linux, for example) with larger lines being truncated before reaching PsySH. Default: true
useUnicode	PsySH uses a couple of UTF-8 characters in its own output. These can be disabled, mostly to work around code page issues. Because Windows. Note that this does not disable Unicode output in general, it just makes it so PsySH won’t output any itself. Default: true
warnOnMultipleConfigs	If multiple versions of the same configuration or data file exist, PsySH will use the file with highest precedence, and will silently ignore all others. With this enabled, a warning will be emitted (but not an exception thrown) if multiple configuration or data files are found. This will default to true in a future release, but is false for now. Default: false