Please check out the Build language for details on the build language capabilities. Alternatively the plugin may also have been installed into the user home folder, under IntelliJ IDEA setting folder/config/plugins. After you enabled MPS inside IntelliJ IDEA by adding the plugin, it is typically located in the IntelliJ IDEA installation folder/plugins folder. The mpsPlugin dependency requires to know where to find the MPS core IDEA plugin. The IDEA dependency needs to know where to find an IntelliJ IDEA installation. It is important to define artifact locations for both dependencies. In order to be able to package your languages and solutions as IntelliJ IDEA plugins, you should untimately get a script similar to this one: With the solution and the model prepared you can now create a new build project through the pop-up menu:Įither way you created the build script, now it is the time to edit your build description. The model should have and listed as its Used languages and should be mentioned as an Dependency. Once the solution exists, create a new model in it. In the root of your project's logical view right-click and pick "New Solution".
So first we will have to pick an existing solution or create a new one. To get more control over the process, we can alternatively create the build script ourselves. The generated build description script will look something like this: You can also specify, whether you intend to package the outcome as an MPS or IntelliJ IDEA plugin:įinally, you select the languages and solutions to include in the build srcipt: The wizard will ask whether the new build script should become a part of an existing solution or whether a new one should be created.Ī model has to be created inside the new solution: We can use the Build Solution wizard to generate a solution for us. We have two options - using a wizard or creating the build description manually. Create a build scriptįirst of all, we need to create a new build script in the newly created build solution. Alternatively you may like to try our new screen-casts that covers the topics of building as well as using IntelliJ IDEA language plugins.
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There are a couple of steps that you need to follow in order to get a nice zip file, which you can upload to the server for others to grab.Ĭreate a build script (manually or through a wizard)
I assume you have built your languages and now it is the time share them with the world. Note: The JavaExtensionsSample sample project that comes with MPS contains a fully functional build script to build and package the sample Java extensions into a plugin. In this document we are going to look at ways to package a set of languages, perhaps together with the runtimes they depend on, into a valid IntelliJ IDEA plugin.ĭo you prefer video? Then you may also like to check out our screen-cast covering the topic of IntelliJ IDEA language plugin creation. So you have created a set of languages and would like to make them available to Java developers inside IntelliJ IDEA.
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