This plugin adds support for dprint, a flexible and extensible code formatter (dprint.dev). It is in active early development, please report bugs and feature requests to our github.
To use this plugin:
- Install and configure dprint for your repository, dprint.dev/setup
- Configure this plugin at
Preferences
->Tools
->dprint
.- Ensure
Enable dprint
is checked - To run dprint on save check
Run dprint on save
. - To enable overriding the default IntelliJ formatter check
Default formatter override
. If a file can be formatted via dprint, the default IntelliJ formatter will be overridden and dprint will be run in its place when using Option+Shift+Cmd+L on macOS or Alt+Shift+Ctrl+L on Windows and Linux. - To enable verbose logging from the underlying dprint daemon process check
Verbose daemon logging
- If your
dprint.json
config file isn't at the base of your project, provide the absolute path to your config in theConfig file path
field, otherwise it will be detected automatically. - If dprint isn't on your path or in
node_modules
, provide the absolute path to the dprint executable in theExecutable path
field, otherwise it will be detected automatically.
- Ensure
- Use the "Reformat with dprint" action by using the "Find Action" popup (Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+A).
- Output from the plugin will be displayed in the dprint tool window. This includes config errors and any syntax errors that may be stopping your file from being formatted.
This plugin uses a long-running process known as the editor-service
. If you change your dprint.json
file outside of
IntelliJ or dprint is not formatting as expected, run the Restart dprint
action or in Preferences
-> Tools
->
dprint
click the Restart
button. This will force the editor service to close down and restart.
Please report any issues with this Intellij plugin to the github repository.
-
Manually:
Download the latest release and install it manually using Settings/Preferences > Plugins > ⚙️ > Install plugin from disk...
This project is currently built using JDK 17. To install on a mac with homebrew run brew install java
and set that
be your project SDK.
- Set up linting settings, run Gradle > Tasks > help > ktlintApplyToIdea. This sets up intellij with appropriate formatting settings.
There are 3 default run configs set up
- Run Plugin - This starts up an instance of Intellij Ultimate with the plugin installed and enabled.
- Run Tests - This runs linting and tests.
- Run Verifications - This verifies the plugin is publishable.
Depending on the version of IntellJ you are running for development, you will need to change the platformType
property
in grade.properties
. It is IU for IntelliJ Ultimate and IC for IntelliJ Community.