HaskForce 
The IntelliJ plugin for Haskell.
You can install the plugin by downloading the latest zip archive from the releases page and loading it in IntelliJ via Preferences > Plugins > Install plugin from disk. Check out the Quick Start Guide for more info!
Building the plugin
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Clone HaskForce.
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If you haven't already, download and install IntelliJ IDEA and Java JDK.
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(Optional) Check out the Community Edition source files.
$ git clone https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community.git idea- Check the version of your IntelliJ installation by going to About IntelliJ IDEA and checking the build number.
- Check out the appropriate tag for your build number. For instance, you have Build #IC-135.909, then do
$ git checkout idea/135.909 - Be sure to
git checkoutthe new tag each time you upgrade IntelliJ.
- Install and enable additional plugins.
- JFlex Support
- Plugin DevKit (already installed)
- PsiViewer
- Configure JFlex settings.
- Go to Preferences. Below the IDE Settings section locate JFlex. Set the path and skeleton to the idea/tools/lexer files.
- Configure SDK and source files.
- Create a new IntelliJ Platform Project from existing sources (pointed to your cloned HaskForce directory).
- Go to File > Project Structure. Add SDKs for JDK and IDEA Plugins. For the IDEA Plugins, add sources from the cloned idea to the Sourcepath, if applicable.
- Set the project SDK to the IDEA SDK.
- From the menu go to Run > Edit Configurations
- Click on the
+sign and choose Plugin, click OK, then run your new configuration.
Testing the plugin
To run the tests, you'll need to create a run configuration:
- Go to Run > Edit Configurations
- Click on the
+sign and choose JUnit - In the Class field enter HaskellTestCase, which should auto-complete for you.
- Click OK and run your new test configuration.
To add more tests:
- Edit Haskell*Test.java files to add more tests of the same kind that already exists.
- Edit HaskellTestCase.java if you need to add tests of a different kind.