Open iTerm terminal from PhpStorm ( NativeNeighbourhood plugin );

terminal.sh

cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/WebIde70/NativeNeighbourhood/classes/org/intellij/plugins/nativeNeighbourhood/icons/macosx

echo '#!/bin/sh
#
# Reveal a directory in the Terminal.
#
# The script takes one argument, the qualified name of a directory.
#
# Note that the script is necessary because osascript before osx 10.4 could not
# pass arguments.
#
    
/usr/bin/osascript <<EOF
tell application "iTerm"
    activate
    delay 1
    -- talk to the first terminal
    tell the first terminal
        try
            -- launch a default shell in a new tab in the same terminal
            launch session "Default Session"
        on error
            display dialog "There was an error creating a new tab in iTerm." buttons {"OK"}
        end try
        tell the last session
            try
                -- cd to the finder window
                write text "cd $1"
            on error
                display dialog "There was an error cding to the finder window." buttons {"OK"}
            end try
        end tell
    end tell
end tell
EOF' > terminal.sh

Install the plugin "NativeNeighbourhood" plugin (works in IntelliJ IDEA also) and do as instructed above. If you are using IntelliJ Idea, replace WebIde70 with IntelliJIdea14.

Thanks @Rpsl for this nice trick!

How about for Windows 10? If I want to instruct PHPStorm to use Git Bash.