coala Jetbrains - coala Plugin for Jetbrains IDEs

An IntelliJ plugin for coala. coala provides a unified interface for linting and fixing code with a single configuration file, regardless of the programming languages used. The same power of coala now in IntelliJ IDEs.

Steps to run

1. Install coala Code Analysis plugin from official Jetbrains Plugin repository
2. Go to File > Settings > coala and set coala executable location
3. Create a coala configuration file (.coafile) in project's root
4. Click on Analyze with coala menu-entry under Analyze menu to run coala. Alternatively, right-click in an opened editor and click on Analyze with coala

Here is a small video demonstrating how to run the plugin

Things to note while creating .coafile

• Sections with tag jetbrains will be run by the plugin
• Make sure the value of files parameter contains files that are a part of the current project, failure to do so may result in unexpected behaviour

Develop with IntelliJ

1. Import the project as a Gradle project
2. Open Gradle toolbar and click on the refresh icon to Reimport All Gradle Projects
3. We have pre-created Gradle run-configuration for you to run the plugin. Just select coala Plugin from run-configuration menu to run the plugin
4. IntelliJ logs are logged in $PROJECT_DIR/build/idea-sandbox/system/log/idea.log

Creating a new Run Configuration

1. Goto Run > Edit Configurations
2. Click on Add new configuration plus icon and select Gradle and enter a unique name
3. Under Configurations tab, select current project as Gradle project and set Task as :runIde
4. Under Logs tab, click on + icon, enter any Alias and as the location specify $PROJECT_DIR/build/idea-sandbox/system/log/idea.log

Filing issues

Please use our issue tracker for reporting coala Jetbrains issues.

While creating a new issue, mention your system information, the version of plugin you are working with and the exact steps taken to reproduce the problem and if possible attach the stacktrace aswell.