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This plugin is available on the Jetbrains IntelliJ plugin repository.
Because of this, you can install the plugin through IntelliJ's internal plugin browser. Navigate to
File -> Settings -> Plugins and click the Browser Repositories... button at the bottom of the window. In the search
box, simply search for Minecraft and this plugin will be the only result it shows. You can install it from there and
restart IntelliJ to activate the plugin.
Make sure you have Java 8 installed.
Build the plugin with:
./gradlew buildPlugin
The output .zip file for the plugin will be in build/distributions.
Test the plugin in IntelliJ with:
./gradlew runIdea
The Gradle IntelliJ Plugin will handle downloading the IntelliJ dependencies and packaging the plugin.
This project will follow DemonWav's Java style guidelines (lol, Google's style slightly modified). Link here.
We have a few ambiguous labels on the issues page, so here are their definitions:
platform: all- All platforms supported by this plugin (Bukkit,Sponge,BungeeCord,Forge, andLiteLoader)platform: main- Multiple platforms, containing at leastBukkit,Sponge, andForge. It can contain either of the other two as well, as long as it doesn't contain all of them. In that case,platform: allwould be more appropriate, of course.platform: multi- Any issue with multiple platforms that doesn't fall under the first two categories.
This project is licensed under MIT.
Bukkit
Spigot
Paper
Sponge
Minecraft Forge
LiteLoader
BungeeCord