ServiceStackIDEA now supports many of the most popular Jetbrains IDEs including:
- IntelliJ
- Java, Kotlin and TypeScript
- Android Studio
- Java and Kotlin
- WebStorm, RubyMine, PhpStorm & PyCharm
- TypeScript
Since version 1.0.11, ServiceStackIDEA now supports adding new TypeScript References!
By right clicking on any folder in your Project explorer, you can add a TypeScript reference by simply providing any based URL of your ServiceStack server.
Once this file as been added to your project, you can update your service DTOs simply right clicking Update Servicestack Reference
or using the light bulb action (Alt+Enter by default).
This now means you can integrate with a ServiceStack service easily from your favorite Jetbrains IDE when working with TypeScript!
The ServiceStack IDEA is now available to install directly from within a supported IDE Plugins Repository, to Install Go to:
File -> Settings...
Main Menu Item- Select Plugins on left menu then click Browse repositories... at bottom
- Search for ServiceStack and click Install plugin
- Restart to load the installed ServiceStack IDEA plugin
Local development of the plugin requires:
- Java SDK 1.8
- IntelliJ Ultimate/Community 2019.2+ (ideally 2020.3+)
Once loaded into IntelliJ for the first time, import gradle
project by right clicking on build.gradle
in the Project menu.
Once imported, run the build
task, this should try to resolve the gradle version to use.
Use the gradle task runIde
on Debug, this should launch 2019.2 of IntelliJ Community edition which is the ealiest version supported after ServiceStackIDEA 1.0.40.
This breaking change came from 2019.2+ separation of Java lang features in the com.intellij.psi.*
packages which SSIDEA uses for IntelliJ + Android studio Java support.
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Using IDE built-in plugin system:
Settings/Preferences > Plugins > Marketplace > Search for "ServiceStackIDEA" > Install Plugin
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Manually:
Download the latest release and install it manually using Settings/Preferences > Plugins > ⚙️ > Install plugin from disk...
Plugin based on the IntelliJ Platform Plugin Template.
When adding changes, be sure to update the CHANGELOG.md
file, filling content in under the ## [Unreleased]
section.
This will get added to the change notes for the plugin release. Also note that version changes will create Draft
Release entries in this repository. Once the change log is updated and everything is release, publish the draft release to push the updated plugin to Jetbrains Plugin Marketplace.
To update changes in another channel, other than stable
, use the SEMVER suffix of -{channel_name}
at the end of the version in gradle.properties
. For example, pluginVersion = 1.1.2-beta
to release to the Plugins beta
channel.