Laravel Vapor

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You can use Tinkerwell in combination with Laravel Vapor to easily run code on your Laravel Vapor environments.

Make sure to log in into your Laravel Vapor account on the machine that runs Tinkerwell, otherwise Tinkerwell can't run the vapor env:list command to detect the environments.

To enable this feature, first open a local project that contains a vapor.yml file. This indicates that your project is running on Laravel Vapor.

Once you do, click on the »Runtime Execution« icon in the sidebar and select the »Laravel Vapor« tab.

Tinkerwell will read the available environments for your project. As soon as you have selected the environment, you can toggle the »Use Vapor« checkbox to enable code execution on Vapor.

💡 Tips

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Vapor works a bit different than your local or SSH applications due to the nature of code execution in these serverless functions. To display values, please use the dump() helper function. Tinkerwell can't output the return value of your code like it does locally.