Jimmer DTO LSP

Jimmer

Features

• Syntax highlighting
• Compiler checking
• Automatic completion for prop, macro, function, keyword, comment etc.
• Folding
• Structure view
• Format export and import

Screenshots

Supported IDEs

• Visual Studio Code
• IntelliJ IDEA
• Eclipse
• Any IDEs that support LSP

Supported Platforms

• You need to install JDK 21 or later in your system environment

Installation

• Visual Studio Code: Install the extension from the marketplace
• IntelliJ IDEA: Install the plugin from the marketplace
• Eclipse: First install new software LSP4E and then move the plugin to the dropins folder
• Other IDEs: Install the LSP server from the release page

Usage

• Build your project with Jimmer apt/ksp plugin
• Open a Jimmer DTO file
• Enjoy the features

Supported classpath

• build/classes/kotlin/main Gradle Kotlin
• build/classes/kotlin/test Gradle Kotlin
• build/classes/java/main Gradle Java
• build/classes/java/test Gradle Java
• target/classes Maven Java or Kotlin
• build/tmp/kotlin-classes/debug Gradle Android Kotlin
• build/intermediates/javac/debug/classes Gradle Android Java
• build/intermediates/javac/debug/compileDebugJavaWithJavac/classes Gradle Android Java

If you want to add a new classpath, you can add it to the dependencies.json file in the LSP server directory(<user>/jimmer-dto-lsp).

In Windows your path should be like this:

{
  "X:\\path\\to\\your\\project": [
    "X:\\path\\to\\your\\xx.jar",//Jar classpath
    "X:\\path\\to\\your\\project\\build\\classes\\kotlin\\main"//Directory classpath
  ]
}

In Linux or MacOS your path should be like this:

{
  "/path/to/your/project": [
    "/path/to/your/xx.jar",//Jar classpath
    "/path/to/your/project/build/classes/kotlin/main"//Directory classpath
  ]
}

If you want to add a new jar classpath automatically, you can use the jimmer-gradle plugin.