PhpStorm supports integration with many task trackers out of the box. However, if you use a tracker that PhpStorm does not support yet, you can still integrate it configuring a so called generic server.
This tutorial describes how to:
Connect to JIRA Cloud as a generic server
Obtain the list of issues assigned to you
For each issue, get its ID, title, description, date and time when the issue was created and updated
On the General tab, specify the URL of your task tracker, connection credentials and select the Use HTTP authentication check box.
2. Configure server settings
Switch to the Server Configuration tab.
In the Tasks List URL, enter the URL for obtaining issues from the server. You can use variables or enter the full URL: {serverUrl}/rest/api/2/search or https://serverurl.atlassian.net/rest/api/2/search
Add the ?jql={JQL_Query} expression to your task list URL: {serverUrl}/rest/api/2/search?jql={JQL_Query}.
Click Manage Template Variables at the bottom of the window to configure the JQL_Query variable.
Click in the top right-hand corner.
In the new filed, specify variable name (JQL_Query), and add its value (assignee = currentUser() and resolution = Unresolved). This will let you obtain unresolved issues assigned to you.
Click OK.
3. Configure response type and specify selectors
In the Server Configuration window, select the JSON response type.
Specify selectors in the table to get IDs and titles of issues, and to obtain their description. You can also learn date and time when issues were created and updated:
tasks: $.issues
id: key
summary: field.summary
description: field.description
updated: field.updated
created: field.created
Click Test to make sure all parameters are configured correctly.
4. Upload issues from server
Click the tasks combo and select Open Task. PhpStorm will load from the server all issues that match your configuration.
Select the necessary issue from the list.
Press CRTL+Q to open issue description and make sure all required details are obtained.