Hey does anyone use PHPStorm with Kirby and have you gotten the functions and variables working?
For example “$kirby” gives an undefined variable error while “snippet” is an undefined function.
Is it possible to get kirby variables defined in someway?
I know how to disable them but i’d like to get them working 
How do the code reflection headers of php classes in PHPstorm looks like?
It seems kirby toolkit classes already do include eclipse (ZendStudio,…) style reflection headers.
I’ll ask a workmate (PHPstorm fanboy) tomorrow.
Svnt.
I’ve figured out how to get the variables like snippet working (my own fault by marking the directory as excluded), however $kirby is still undefined; this is the error i get from phpstorm.
This warning sounds sensible. Using a variable only defined in a if/else block can result in bugs.
But if this inspection in PhpStorm is not useful for you, you can disable it. There are a few inspections I tend to disable because they’re not relevant to a project, my coding style, or because they have too many false positives for my taste.
I started to use PHPStorm and Laravel for work, so when I returned to my Kirby projects this holiday, I was missing PHPStorm, and I noticed… PHPStorm has a hard time understanding Kirby.
So I made this IDE-helper-generator, after the Laravel IDE-helper by barryvdh. Hope it’s useful to someone. 
Just put it in your project root and run php _ide_helper_generator.php from the command line. Don’t add the generated files to your Kirby, just leave them for PHPStorm to inspect.