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Running and building from source

Prepare IntelliJ

  1. Download and install IntelliJ
  2. Enable the Gradle plugin
  3. Install and enable the Kotlin plugin
  4. Install and enable the "Plugin DevKit" plugin
  5. Install and enable the "Grammar-Kit" plugin

Get the source

  1. git clone https://github.com/BlueBoxWare/LibGDXPlugin.git

Import the project

  1. Import the project: "File" -> "New" -> "Project from Existing Sources" and select the build.gradle file from the project.
    1. In the import dialog select "Use gradle wrapper task configuration"
    2. Wait while Gradle and the gradle-intellij-plugin work their magic. This can take a while..
    3. When you get a popup saying "Frameworks detected: Android framework is detected in the project", do not configure it but ignore and close the popup
    4. When you get a popup saying "The modules below are not imported from Gradle anymore" leave the item(s) selected to remove them and click "Oke"
  2. Open gradle.properties and make sure isAndroidStudio is set to false: isAndroidStudio=false

Running

To run IntelliJ with the plugin enabled from sources, start the "RunIde" gradle task: open the Gradle window, choose "Tasks" -> "intellij" and double click on "RunIde".

Building

Make sure the plugin works when you run it as described above.
To build the plugin, run the "buildPlugin" gradle task. This creates a zip file in the "build/distributions" directory. You can install the plugin in IntelliJ or Android Studio by choosing "Install plugin from disk" in the Plugin Settings.

Running the tests

TBD