This project requires Gradle 6.6 or newer
When upgrading to 1.x version, please make sure to follow migration guide to adjust your existing build script: https://lp.jetbrains.com/gradle-intellij-plugin
This plugin allows you to build plugins for IntelliJ Platform using specified IntelliJ SDK and bundled/3rd-party plugins.
The plugin adds extra IntelliJ-specific dependencies, patches processResources
tasks to fill some tags
(name, version) in plugin.xml
with appropriate values, patches compile tasks to instrument code with
nullability assertions and forms classes made with IntelliJ GUI Designer and provides some build steps which might be
helpful while developing plugins for IntelliJ platform.
TIP Create new plugins with a preconfigured project scaffold and CI using IntelliJ Platform Plugin Template.
Here is the manual on how to start developing plugins for the IntelliJ Platform using Gradle.
Also, please take a look at the FAQ.
plugins {
id "org.jetbrains.intellij" version "1.0"
}
plugins {
id "org.jetbrains.intellij" version "1.1-SNAPSHOT"
}
And define the snapshots repository in your settings.gradle
file
pluginManagement {
repositories {
maven {
url 'https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots/'
}
gradlePluginPortal()
}
}
Plugin introduces the following tasks
Task | Description |
---|---|
buildPlugin |
Assembles plugin and prepares ZIP archive for deployment. |
patchPluginXml |
Collects all plugin.xml files in sources and fill since/until build and version attributes. |
downloadRobotServerPlugin |
Downloads robot-server plugin which is needed for ui tests running. |
prepareSandbox |
Creates proper structure of plugin, copies patched plugin xml files and fills sandbox directory with all of it. |
prepareTestingSandbox |
Prepares sandbox that will be used while running tests. |
prepareUiTestingSandbox |
Prepares sandbox that will be used while running ui tests. |
buildSearchableOptions |
Builds an index of UI components (a.k.a. searchable options) for the plugin by running a headless IDE instance. Note, that this is a runIde task with predefined arguments and all properties of runIde task are also applied to buildSearchableOptions tasks. |
jarSearchableOptions |
Creates a jar file with searchable options to be distributed with the plugin. |
runIde |
Executes an IntelliJ IDEA instance with the plugin you are developing. |
runIdeForUiTests |
Executes an IntelliJ IDEA instance ready for ui tests run with the plugin you are developing. See intellij-ui-test-robot project to know more |
publishPlugin |
Uploads plugin distribution archive to https://plugins.jetbrains.com. |
runPluginVerifier |
Runs the IntelliJ Plugin Verifier tool to check the binary compatibility with specified IntelliJ IDE builds. |
verifyPlugin |
Validates completeness and contents of plugin.xml descriptors as well as plugin’s archive structure. |
signPlugin |
Signs the ZIP archive with the provided key using marketplace-zip-signer library. |
Plugin provides the following options to configure target IntelliJ SDK and build archive
The following attributes are a part of the Setup DSL intellij { ... } in which allows you to setup the environment and dependencies.
Attributes | Values |
---|---|
pluginName - The name of the target zip-archive and defines the name of plugin artifact. | Acceptable Values: String - 'gradle-intellij-plugin' Default Value: $project.name |
Attributes | Values |
---|---|
version - The version of the IntelliJ Platform IDE that will be used to build the plugin. Please see Plugin Compatibility in SDK docs for more details. Notes:
|
Acceptable Values:
All available JetBrains IDEs versions can be found at IntelliJ Artifacts page. Default Value: 'LATEST-EAP-SNAPSHOT' |
type - The type of IDE distribution. | Acceptable Values:
|
localPath - The path to locally installed IDE distribution that should be used as a dependency. Notes:
|
Acceptable Values: path - '/Applications/IntelliJIDEA.app' Default Value: null |
plugins - The list of bundled IDE plugins and plugins from the JetBrains Plugin Repository. Please see Plugin Dependencies in SDK docs for more details. Notes:
|
Acceptable Values:
|
Attributes | Values |
---|---|
updateSinceUntilBuild - Should plugin patch plugin.xml with since and until build values? Notes:
|
Acceptable Values: true false Default Value: true |
sameSinceUntilBuild - Should plugin patch plugin.xml with an until build value that is just an "open" since build? Notes:
|
Acceptable Values: true false Default Value: false |
instrumentCode - Should plugin instrument java classes with nullability assertions and compile forms created by IntelliJ GUI Designer? | Acceptable Values: true false Default Value: true |
Attributes | Values |
---|---|
alternativeIdePath - The absolute path to the locally installed JetBrains IDE. Notes:
|
Acceptable Values: path - '/Applications/Android Studio.app' Default Value: none |
sandboxDir - The path of sandbox directory that is used for running IDE with developing plugin. | Acceptable Values: path - '${project.rootDir}/.sandbox' Default Value: '${project.buildDir}/idea-sandbox' |
Attributes | Values |
---|---|
intellijRepository, jreRepository - Urls of repositories for downloading IDE distributions and JetBrains Java Runtime. |
Acceptable Values: url Default Value: https://jetbrains.com/intellij-repository, https://cache-redirector.jetbrains.com/intellij-jbr |
pluginsRepositories { ... } - Configure repositories for downloading plugin dependencies. |
Configuration: marketplace() - use Maven repository with plugins listed in the JetBrains marketplace maven(repositoryUrl) - use custom Maven repository with plugins maven { repositoryUrl } - use custom Maven repository with plugins where you can configure additional parameters (credentials, authentication and etc.) custom(pluginsXmlUrl) - use custom plugin repository Default Configuration: pluginsRepositories { marketplace() } |
downloadSources - Should plugin download IntelliJ sources while initializing Gradle build? Notes:
|
Acceptable Values: true false Default Value: true if CI environment variable is not set |
ideaDependencyCachePath - The absolute path to the local directory that should be used for storing IDE distributions. Notes:
|
Acceptable Values: path - '<example>' Default Value: none |
RunIde
tasks (both runIde
and buildSearchableOptions
) extend JavaExec Gradle task,
all configuration attributes of JavaExec
task can be used in RunIde
as well.
In addition to that, following attributes may be used to customize IDE running:
Attributes | Default Value |
---|---|
jbrVersion JetBrains Java runtime version to use when running the IDE with the plugin. | Acceptable Values: String - E.g. '8u112b752.4' , '8u202b1483.24' , or '11_0_2b159' . Prefixes jbrex , jbrx or jbr are allowed.All JetBrains Java versions are available at JetBrains Space Packages. Default Value: null for IDE < 2017.3, builtin java version for IDE >= 2017.3 |
ideDir Path to IDE distribution that will be used to run the IDE with the plugin. | path to IDE-dependency |
configDir Path to configuration directory. | ${intellij.sandboxDir}/config |
pluginsDir Path to plugins directory. | ${intellij.sandboxDir}/plugins |
systemDir Path to indexes directory. | ${intellij.sandboxDir}/system |
autoReloadPlugins Enable/disable auto-reload of dynamic plugins. | true for IDE >= 2020.2 |
The following attributes are a part of the Patching DSL patchPluginXml { ... } in which allows Gradle to patch specific attributes in a set of plugin.xml
files.
TIP To maintain and generate an up-to-date changelog, try using Gradle Changelog Plugin.
Attributes | Default Value |
---|---|
version is a value for the <version> tag. |
project.version |
sinceBuild is for the since-build attribute of the <idea-version> tag. |
intellij.version in Branch.Build.Fix format |
untilBuild is for the until-build attribute of the <idea-version> tag. |
intellij.version in Branch.Build.* format |
pluginDescription is for the <description> tag. |
none |
changeNotes is for the <change-notes> tag. |
none |
pluginXmlFiles is a collection of xml files to patch. | All plugin.xml files with <idea-plugin> |
destinationDir is a directory to store patched xml files. | '${project.buildDir}/patchedPluginXmlFiles' |
IntelliJ Plugin Verifier integration task allows to check the binary compatibility of the built plugin against the specified IntelliJ IDE builds.
Plugin Verifier DSL runPluginVerifier { ... }
allows to define the list of IDEs used for the verification, as well as explicit tool version and any of the available options by proxifying them to the Verifier CLI.
TIP For more details, examples or issues reporting, go to the IntelliJ Plugin Verifier repository.
Attributes | Default Value |
---|---|
ideVersions - IDEs to check, in intellij.version format, i.e.: ["IC-2019.3.5", "PS-2019.3.2"] . Check the available build versions on https://jb.gg/intellij-platform-builds-list |
none |
verifierVersion - IntelliJ Plugin Verifier version, by default uses the latest available. It's recommended to use always the latest version. | latest |
verifierPath - IntelliJ Plugin Verifier local path to the pre-downloaded jar file. If set, verifierVersion is ignored. |
none |
localPaths - A list of the paths to locally installed IDE distributions that should be used for verification in addition to those specified in ideVersions . |
[] |
distributionFile - Jar or Zip file of plugin to verify. | output of buildPlugin task |
failureLevel - Defines the verification level at which task should fail. Can be set as FailureLevel enum or EnumSet<FailureLevel> . |
FailureLevel.INVALID_PLUGIN |
verificationReportsDir - The path to directory where verification reports will be saved. | ${project.buildDir}/reports/pluginVerifier |
downloadDir - The path to directory where IDEs used for the verification will be downloaded. | System.getProperty("plugin.verifier.home.dir")/ides or System.getProperty("user.home")/.pluginVerifier/ides or system temporary directory. |
jbrVersion - JBR version used by the Verifier. | none |
runtimeDir - The path to directory containing Java runtime, overrides JBR. | none |
externalPrefixes - The prefixes of classes from the external libraries. | none |
teamCityOutputFormat - Specify this flag if you want to print the TeamCity compatible output on stdout. | none |
subsystemsToCheck - Specifies which subsystems of IDE should be checked. Available options: all (default), android-only , without-android . |
none |
TIP To run Plugin Verifier in
-offline mode
, set the Gradleoffline
start parameter.
To sign the plugin before publishing to the JetBrains Marketplace with the signPlugin
task, it is required to provide a certificate chain and a private key with its password using signPlugin { ... }
Plugin Signing DSL.
As soon as privateKey
and certificateChain
properties are specified, task will be executed automatically right before the publishPlugin
task.
Attributes | Default Value |
---|---|
certificateChain A string containing X509 certificates. | none |
privateKey Encoded private key in PEM format. | none |
password Password required to decrypt private key. | none |
The following attributes are a part of the Publishing DSL publishPlugin { ... } in which allows Gradle to upload a working plugin to the JetBrains Plugin Repository. Note that you need to upload the plugin to the repository at least once manually (to specify options like the license, repository URL etc.) before uploads through Gradle can be used.
See the instruction on how to generate authentication token: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/docs/marketplace/plugin-upload.html
See Publishing Plugins with Gradle tutorial for step-by-step instructions.
Attributes | Default Value |
---|---|
token Authentication token. | none |
channels List of channel names to upload plugin to. | [default] |
host URL host of a plugin repository. | https://plugins.jetbrains.com |
distributionFile Jar or Zip file of plugin to upload. | output of buildPlugin task |
The following attributes help you to tune instrumenting behaviour in instrumentCode { ... } block.
Attributes | Default Value |
---|---|
compilerVersion is a version of instrumenting compiler. It's used for non-IDEA plugins (e.g. CLion or Rider). | Build number of the IDE dependency |
Marketplace platform provides the IntelliJ Platform Explorer – a search tool for browsing Extension Points inside existing implementations of open-source IntelliJ Platform plugins.
One of its features is the possibility of filtering the plugins by those that utilize Gradle or Gradle KTS build scripts.
As examples of using this plugin, you can also check out following projects:
- Go plugin and its TeamCity build configuration
- Erlang plugin and its TeamCity build configuration
- Rust plugin and its TeamCity build configuration
- AWS CloudFormation plugin and its TeamCity build configuration
- Bash plugin and its TeamCity build configuration
- Perl5 plugin and its Travis configuration file
- Bamboo Soy plugin and its Travis configuration file
- Android Drawable Importer plugin
- Android Material Design Icon Generator plugin
- AceJump plugin
- Uses the Gradle Kotlin DSL
- EmberJS plugin
- HCL plugin
- Robot plugin
- TOML plugin
- SQLDelight Android Studio Plugin
- idear plugin
- Uses the Gradle Kotlin DSL
- Android WiFi ADB plugin
- SonarLint plugin
- IdeaVim plugin and its TeamCity build configuration
- Adb Idea is configured to build and run against stable, beta or preview (canary) releases of Android Studio
- Gerrit uses Travis CI inclusive automated publishing of releases to GitHub and JetBrains plugin repository (triggered by version tag creation)
- .ignore
- Minecraft Development and its TeamCity build configuration
- Uses the Gradle Kotlin DSL
- Mixes Java, Kotlin, and Groovy code
- Uses Grammar Kit
- Uses a Kotlin version not bundled with IntelliJ IDEA
- Mainframer Integration
- Uses the Gradle Kotlin DSL
- Fully written in Kotlin
- Uses RxJava
- Unity 3D plugin for JetBrains Rider
- AEM Tools plugin for Adobe Experience Manager integration
- Uses the Gradle Kotlin DSL
- Fully written in Kotlin
- Uses template language
- F# plugin for JetBrains Rider
- Uses the Gradle Kotlin DSL
- Intellij Rainbow Brackets
- Fully written in Kotlin
- Uses other IntelliJ IDEA plugins as test dependencies
- Circle CI configuration file & Travis CI configuration file
- Gradle task to verify plugin compatibility cross IntelliJ Platform versions
- Auto subbmit anonymous feedback as github issues
- Requirements
- Uses the Gradle Kotlin DSL
- Fully written in Kotlin
- Uses other IntelliJ IDEA plugins as test dependencies
- Uses Grammar Kit
- Uses a Kotlin version not bundled with IntelliJ IDEA
Contributing tips:
You can debug the source code of gradle-intellij-plugin (e.g. put breakpoints there) if you add a reference to your local copy into settings.gradle
of your IntelliJ plugin:
includeBuild '/path/to/gradle-intellij-plugin'
Copyright 2021 org.jetbrains.intellij.plugins
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
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Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
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