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IntelliJ Plugin Template
IntelliJ Plugin Template is a repository that provides a pure boilerplate for creating a plugin project with ease designed as a GitHub template repository (check the Creating a repository from a template article). The main goal for this Template is to speed up the setup phase of the plugin development for the new as well as existing developers by preconfiguring the project scaffold, CI and linking to the proper documentation pages as well as keeping everything in the most straightforward manner.
We can detail here the following parts:
- Gradle configuration
- Sample code:
- listeners - project and dynamic plugin lifecycle
- services - project- and application-related services
- actions - basic action with shortcut binding
- Plugin Manifest file
- README Template
- CI based on GitHub actions
- Release and changelog maintenance flow
Getting started
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Gradle
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Sample Code
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Plugin Manifest File
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Continuous Integration
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Release Flow
Changelog
When delivering a new release, it is important to let your audience know what is the updated version offering. The best way of handling that is to attach the changelog.
Changelog is a curated list containing information of any new features, fixes, deprecations, and so on. If provided, such list would be available in a couple of places: CHANGELOG.md file, Releases page, [What's new][marketplace-plugin-page] section in Marketplace's Plugin page and inside of the Plugin Manager's item details.
There many different methods of handling the project's changelog. One of them, used in the current template project, is the Keep a Changelog approach.