mikenakis:public

Most of my public projects in one big repository. (Monorepo.)

Because I have better things to do than curating a whole swarm of little repositories.

Logo based on original work by Chris Tucker from the Noun Project, used under CC BY License.

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Each directory is a project with its own directory structure
including its own README.md and its own logo
as if it was a standalone repository.

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Configuration necessary after a fresh clone:

• Configure IntellijIdea
  • Configure breaking on unhandled exceptions
    • Go to "Run" -> "View Breakpoints..."
      • Under "Java Exception Breakpoints":
        • check "Any exception".
        • ensure "Caught exception" is unchecked.
        • ensure "Uncaught exception" is checked.
  • Configure breaking on handled exceptions in foreign threads
    • See https://stackoverflow.com/a/71482180/773113
    • Go to "Run" -> "View Breakpoints..."
      • Under "Java Exception Breakpoints":
        • Add a Java Exception Breakpoint.
        • Set the exception class to be java.lang.Throwable.
        • PEARL: If you start typing 'Throwable' or 'java.lang.Throwable' in the search box of the "Search by name" tab, (even after you have checked 'Include non-project items',) IntelliJ IDEA will fail/refuse to find java.lang.Throwable, presumably because they are already providing the "Any exception" entry, and they cannot imagine why one would need to add one more entry for the same class.
          So, to add an entry for java.lang.Throwable you need to:
          • Switch to the "Project" tab
          • Navigate to "External Libraries", then to your JDK, then to the java.base module, then to the java.lang package
          • Locate "Throwable" and select it.
        • Ensure "Caught exception" is checked.
        • Check the checkbox of "Catch class filters:" and enter mikenakis.kit.debug.Debug.
        • PEARL: The "Breakpoints" dialog of IntelliJ IDEA contains many text boxes expecting class names, and in any of these text boxes you can enter any random garbage, and IntelliJ IDEA will happily accept it, without the slightest hint that it is wrong. Then, when you expect it to break, it will silently fail to break. To avoid this, never type a class name in these text boxes, always use the navigation feature to locate a class which is guaranteed to exist.
• Configure the "Grep Console" plugin
  • As follows:

    Expression                Bold        Background    Foreground
    [checked] ".* FATAL .*"   [checked  ] [unchecked]   [checked] DC7075
    [checked] ".* ERROR .*"   [unchecked] [unchecked]   [checked] F59B9D
    [checked] ".* WARN .*"    [unchecked] [unchecked]   [checked] DD9203
    [checked] ".* INFO .*"    [unchecked] [unchecked]   [checked] A6A6A6
    [checked] ".* DEBUG .*"   [unchecked] [unchecked]   [checked] 0DCCDD
    [checked] ".* TRACE .*"   [unchecked] [unchecked]   [checked] 7D87BA