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dropbox / mypy-PyCharm-plugin

A simple plugin that allows running mypy from PyCharm and navigate between errors
Apache License 2.0
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Convert project from IntelliJ plugin into Gradle #28

Closed vlasovskikh closed 5 years ago

vlasovskikh commented 5 years ago

The new project model is based on Gradle and [gradle-intellij-plugin][1] which is now the preferred way of building and running plugins for the IntelliJ platform.

The project model in Gradle is defined via the build.gradle file and available via the command line via the ./gradlew executable from the project directory.

You can build the plugin via ./gradlew buildPlugin, run the IDE with this plugin set up in a sandbox via ./gradlew runIde, and so on. See the repo for gradle-intellij-plugin.

To start developing the plugin in IntelliJ you should open the directory with the plugin via the "File | Open" menu. Gradle configuration is located in the "Gradle" tool window via "View | Tool Windows | Gradle". You can find all the Gradle tasks there, including "clean", "runIde", "buildPlugin", "check", etc. Thre is also the action "Refresh all Gradle projects" (the icon with two refresh/sync arrows) that allows to sync your project with any changes in your build.gradle file.

  [1]: https://github.com/JetBrains/gradle-intellij-plugin

vlasovskikh commented 5 years ago

I had to move source files from ./mypy-plugin/ to ./ to match the directory layout convention by Gradle. No changes to the actual source code have been made in this PR.