Any changes necessary for folks to be able to use/test Octane locally?

[mattstauffer]

We'll see by the end of his talk. :)

[ju5t]

I did not have enough time to test this yet, but I think Valet needs some work to support Octane.

edit:

valet proxy octane.test http://127.0.0.1:8000

[connor11528]

I added the above proxy. Got 502 bad gateway trying to visit my valet site in the browser but ran these commands and things got started up again. Might have had to do with us upgrading to PHP 8..

valet use php@8.0
brew services restart php
valet restart
composer global update
valet install

[uchm4n]

php artisan octane:start has to be executed in order to proxy config work properly. Maybe we can create OctanValetDriver to run this automatically ?

[jethromayuk]

Have there been any further developments on this? I'm quite eager to run Octane with Valet.. unless this is now possible?

[mattstauffer]

@jethromayuk are you not able to make it work with the instructions above?

[deevus]

If you google "laravel valet octane" this is the top result. The issue is marked as completed so it would be good to direct users to some documentation.

[amnah]

this was actually very easy to set up on laravel valet

here are the steps i did:

cd ~/Sites/laravel
composer require laravel/octane
php artisan octane:install   # i chose frankenphp
valet unlink
valet proxy laravel.test http://127.0.0.1:8000 --secure
# add OCTANE_HTTPS=true into .env file
npm install --save-dev chokidar
php artisan octane:start --watch
# https://laravel.test should work now

unfortunately, i dont think xdebug is usable with this setup so ill be sticking with regular php-fpm

edit: confirmed that xdebug doesn't work with valet+octane+frankenphp. perhaps swoole or roadrunner works but i havent tried