Develop and use languages with the Spoofax Language Workbench in IntelliJ IDEA.
Want to learn more? Read the manual.
To install the plugin, either:
-
clone this repository, then execute
./gradlew runIde
(orgradlew.bat runIde
on Windows) from the repository's root to start an instance of IntelliJ IDEA with the Spoofax plugin loaded; or -
ensure you have Git and a JDK installed, then execute this from the command line; or
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/metaborg/spoofax-intellij/master/repository/install.sh -sSLf | bash
To create a new Spoofax language specification, go to the File → New → Project menu, and select Spoofax Language. Finish the wizard.
Or to create a Java project in which you can use Spoofax languages, go to the File → New → Project menu, and select Java. Check the Metaborg library and finish the wizard.
Want to learn more? Read the manual.
The Spoofax for IntelliJ IDEA plugin has the following features:
- Create new Spoofax Language Specification project.
- Import existing Spoofax Language Specification project (e.g. Eclipse/Maven/Gradle projects).
- Syntax highlighting.
- Reference resolution for most languages.
- Load/unload languages on-the-fly.
- Use your own language in the same editor.
The Spoofax for IntelliJ IDEA plugin has the following limitations:
- Languages are loaded application-wide.
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