OA_ClassCounterPlugin

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Motivation and Experience

I will shorly introduce myself:

• CV
• My summer internship at JetBrains

During this summer I was writing a plugin for JetBrains WebTeamUI where I connected js/tsx components with their documenation pages. This experience allowed me to dive deep into the technologies like PSI structure and JCEF browser, improving my skills in Kotlin.

I worked a lot with our frontend / backend developers, designers and my mentor. I liked a lot to communicate and solve together our big task. This is why I am also interested in creating a IDE Plugin Development Course, because in description it was mentioned: active collaboration with the JetBrains Academy team.

Implementation

For this project, a plugin was developed to count the number of classes and methods in Java files within an IntelliJ project, updating these counts in real-time.

Utilizing Swing, a user interface displays the counts and, when a file is selected, shows additional information including the:

• file's name
• visibility
• annotations

The plugin's accuracy and performance are validated through JUnit tests, ensuring reliable operation.

Installation (manually)

1.Install Git;

2.Clone the repo using ssh: git clone git@github.com:Valerii3/OA_WebTeamUI.git

3.Open the basic_plugin directory in a console

4.Build the plugin: gradlew buildPlugin

5.Run the plugin: gradlew runIde

Installation (automatic)

1. Clone the repo using ssh: git clone git@github.com:Valerii3/OA_WebTeamUI.git
2. Open basic_plugin directory as IntelliJ IDEA project
3. Run using gradle (argument: runIde)
4. Test the plugin clicking run test in MyPluginTest file.

Regards

Thank you JetBrains for the opportunity to become a part of Academy Team during the internship