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Is there a way to script IntelliJ? I find myself in a job with 30ish coupled microservices, because they are coupled flipping between them is not unusual... Bu
by crdrost 5y ago
Is there a way to script IntelliJ?
I find myself in a job with 30ish coupled microservices, because they are coupled flipping between them is not unusual... But trying to set up a project that has all of them as parallel sub-projects, (a) gives me no way to impose a folder hierarchy and (b) it seems like I have to set up Cloud Code and each individual subproject separately.
So I am using VS Code for java dev despite its shortcomings (in particular in the same setup it does not work well with a monorepo hosting those other repos as git submodules, so you want to just load up a plain folder with the microservices in subfolders, but then the Java plugins do not recognize that you have loaded a Java project...) and like it's ok but I did prefer the testing of IntelliJ and some other features... But is there anyway to take these things that take 5 minutes or less to configure on a single microservice/subproject, and apply them to everything with 10 minutes of effort, rather than hours of doing it by hand?
- 5e92cb50239222b 5y agoWell, database result exporters (into CSV/TSV/whatever) and JPA entity generators are built as IDE scripts, so there is at least some level of support. I could never find any decent documentation though. Look into Alt+1 → Scratches and consoles → Extensions And here's a random "blog post" with some additional examples: https://gist.github.com/gregsh/b7ef2e4ebbc4c4c11ee9 https://gist.github.com/gregsh/b7ef2e4ebbc4c4c11ee9
- eitland 5y ago> Is there a way to script IntelliJ? There is in NetBeans so I guess there is one for IntelliJ as well.