IntelliJ Plugin for Persistence Layer

This project adds a wizard to ease creations of new PL entities.

Right click on the package where you want to create the PL entity. On the menu, choose New -> PL Entity.

In the dialog, fill the entity name (for Java classes) and SQL table name. Then, fill the sql fields.

This will generate all the required classes (Jooq table, flowConfig, etc...) so you can immediately start working with PL commands.

Manual installation

In case the latest plugin is not yet available in the marketplace within Intellij, you can manually download it here. Then, you can install it from the disk like this:

Limitations (or "coming soon", ha ha....)

No relations supported yet.
Cannot reuse the JOOQ tables already existing in the current project.
Cannot edit existing entities (only creation flow supported).

Project setup (for plugin developers)

Add this to ~/.gradle/init.gradle file:

maven { 
   url 'https://jetbrains.bintray.com/intellij-plugin-service' 
}

Run ./gradlew build in a command line. This will cause Gradle to cache the dependencies. It is a workaround to an IntelliJ bug when it sometimes fails to access the dependencies.
Using IntelliJ, open the build.gradle file as a project.
Run using Gradle task runIde

How to deploy

(Sorry, no automatic build for this)

Increase version number in build.gradle
Write some release notes in element <change-notes> in file plugin.xml
Run gradle task buildPlugin
Find the ZIP on ./build/distributions/pl-intellij-plugin-0.{version}.zip
Login to https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/15212-kenshoo-persistence-layer and upload the ZIP