This is an IntelliJ/Android Studio IDE plugin to detect the code with @Experimental and @Beta annotations and show a custom icon on the gutter when you use it.
Note that the method switchMapSingle()
is annotated with the io.reactivex.annotations.Experimental
annotation. Another example of function annotated with a custom Beta
annotation:
We are developers, and we write hundreds of lines of code and use tons of libraries each day. How many of these libraries contain beta and experimental classes and functions?. Which is the answer?. Well, you've probably never thought of that, but I can tell you that there are many!
You don't trust me? Take a look to RxJava (I 💘 RxJava). You are probably using beta and experimental functions/classes in your production code and you don't know it!
With this plugin you know when you are using a beta or experimental piece of code
There are two methods to install this plugin. The first, clone this repo and build the plugin
jar to install it manually into the IDE. The second method, the recommended, search
into the Jetbrains plugin manager this plugin Icons for Java annotations
and install it
Note that at this moment the plugin is pending JetBrains approval. If you want to test it you need to install it manually!
You can download the plugin using the Jetbrains plugin manager from your IntelliJ or
Android Studio. Go to Settings -> Plugins -> Browse repositories...
and search for
Icons for Java annotations
. Install and restart. This is the recommended option. You can check the plugin page
here.
First clone this repo:
git clone https://github.com/fooock/detect-experimental-and-beta-code.git
cd detect-experimental-and-beta-code
Build the plugin using gradle
./gradlew build
The compiled plugin is in the build/libs
directory. Now open your IDE and go to Settings -> Plugins -> Install plugin from disk...
and select the plugin. Restart your IDE.
Do you have any question? Ask here
The operation of this plugin is very simple, it reads the code of the file that is currently
open and if it finds an annotation that is called Experimental
or Beta
it paints an icon
in the IDE gutter. That's all!
Is important to note that the annotation package name is ignored. Using this behavior allows us to always display the icons, regardless of the library that is being used to annotate our code. Do you have any question? Ask here
The icons used by this plugin are from the github markdown emoji markup. I
found in this repo a complete list.
For the detected @Experimental
annotations the 💥 icon is used, and for
the @Beta
annotation the 🔥 icon is used.
To create the gifs for this readme I used the online service from cloudconvert. For the video record I use the Icecream apps screen recorder application. Thanks!
- Petar Marijanović: Show tooltip text when on mouse hover
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