JRebel is a productivity tool that allows developers to reload code changes instantly. It skips the rebuild, restart, and redeploy cycle common in Java development. JRebel enables developers to get more done in the same amount of time and stay in the flow while coding. JRebel supports a majority of real-world enterprise java stacks and is easy to install into existing development environments.
Simple and rich edition of typical main web and configuration files (HTML, CSS, JS, TS, JSON, YAML, XML -with schema support-) and debugging of Node.js apps in the Eclipse IDE.
To see it in action, open the desired file with the Generic Editor that's included by default in the Eclipse IDE.
Supported file formats for edition:
Supported frameworks (file specialization) for edition:
Supported feature for edition are
Supported debugging target
Yes, it is the longest name on Marketplace. Beating "IBM® WebSphere® Application Server V8.5 Liberty Profile Developer Tools for Eclipse Helios & Indigo". Included in Color IDE Pack. Nodeclipse EditBox is using background colors themes to highlight code blocks for C++, Java, JavaScript, PHP, Python, Ruby and other languages.
This is hope for revival of EditBox plugin by Piotr Metel. Bundled themes (see Screenshots):
- Default
- shades of green
- Whitebox - only border highlight for mouse-over
- RainbowDrops - for black background themes, e.g. Moonrise, Black by Jeeeyul, Dark in Eclipse
- RainDropsLine - OnClick - border highlight for mouse-over, and the current block highlight like Default when clicking inside - GreyGradient
- Java_v_20
- OrangeToRed
- BlueToDeepBlue
- BlueGradient22WithDarkBoldLeftBorder
- BlueLight All and newer themes are inside gh.c/N/EB/pm.eclipse.editbox/src. See how to add a theme into next version. Read README. Included in Maven and Gradle plugins.
Listed in Nodeclipse Plugins List.
This is refresh build of CSV Edit v1.2 fork by Mathieu Savy at https://github.com/Mathieuu/CsvEdit
CSV Edit v1.1 was available before at https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/csv-edit
New features of 1.2.x
In the new CSVEdit version, it is now possible to edit a row in a form. That is very convinient, when columns are very wide. Just right-click a row, then Edit.
And even specify columns containing multiple values and their delimiter.
https://github.com/Nodeclipse/GradleEditor Minimalist Gradle Editor for build.gradle files with highlight for keywords, strings and matching brackets and android support (by taking some additional keywords from android plugin.
This plugin is also included into Gradle (Enide) and Gradle IDE Pack marketplace entries.
The intended use case is to have gradle build outside of Eclipse, and also as simple Editor with highlight. Good points: less than 50KB. Check Eclipse Color Theme 0.14+ for colorful support. All sources are on GitHub GitHub
The Editor was not intended to grow bigger, hopefully Pivotal would have something superior and light soon. (Currently you need to install full Eclipse-Groovy, that is too heavy for some editing, but may be what you need if you write 100+ of Groovy code lines.)
UPDATE 2016: Pivotal Gradle (STS) is in minimal maintainance, future development goes in Eclipse buildship project lead by Gradleware, but it is not in feature parity with Pivotal Gradle (STS). For full-featured Gradle tools check Gradle Integration for Eclipse by Pivotal http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/gradle-integration-eclipse
UPDATE: I have tried Eclipse with both "Gradle Integration for Eclipse" and "Groovy-Eclipse" installed. Then right-click and Gradle -> Enable DSL Support. This added gradle sources as special ClasspathContainer. However if not writing groovy, it has little use for gradle itself. For example, I could click-through dependencies {} entries to see that they are of DependencyHandler type, but there is no hint to select compile or testCompile (neither group, name attributes). From repositories {} or test {} I can click through to Project class, but no gradle specific hints and validations. Summary: may be very useful for gradle plugins developers or when adding groovy script as a task, but may be only distracting for gradle users.
UPDATE 2016: Installing Groovy-Eclipse into Mars.1/2 downgrades Eclipse Java compiler to x.0 Listed in Nodeclipse Plugins List.
Bonus: below is build.gradle example to build standard Android project. For the latest check here.
buildscript {
repositories {
mavenCentral()
}
dependencies {
classpath 'com.android.tools.build:gradle:0.9.+'
}
}
apply plugin: 'android'
dependencies {
compile fileTree(dir: 'libs', include: '*.jar')
}
android {
compileSdkVersion 19
buildToolsVersion "19.0.0"
sourceSets {
main {
manifest.srcFile 'AndroidManifest.xml'
java.srcDirs = ['src']
resources.srcDirs = ['src']
aidl.srcDirs = ['src']
renderscript.srcDirs = ['src']
res.srcDirs = ['res']
assets.srcDirs = ['assets']
}
// Move the tests to tests/java, tests/res, etc...
androidTest.setRoot('tests')
// Move the build types to build-types/
// For instance, build-types/debug/java, build-types/debug/AndroidManifest.xml, ...
// This moves them out of them default location under src//... which would
// conflict with src/ being used by the main source set.
// Adding new build types or product flavors should be accompanied
// by a similar customization.
debug.setRoot('build-types/debug')
release.setRoot('build-types/release')
}
}
This is quick way to install Eclipse JST Server Adapters and JST Server Adapters Extentions (Apache Tomcat, JOnAS, J2EE)
This entry was created when Eclipse IDE for Java Developers was promoted download pinned to position #1 and new users could find it confusing to add standard Tomcat support as it is within Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers. The purpose of the entry is to make install with one drag-and-drop by integrating External Install button. Example of such usage is Nodeclipse Plugins List Notice for Users of Eclipse before Luna: Eclipse WTP has a lot of dependencies between projects. This entry is not update path, but for installation into Luna.
Minimalist Editor for .proto files (for Protocol Buffers IDL and gRPC) with highlight for keywords, strings and matching brackets. No Outline. Just 25KB.
Listed in Nodeclipse Plugins List.
The Plug-in Development Environment (PDE) provides tools to create, develop, test, debug, build and deploy Eclipse plug-ins, fragments, features, update sites and RCP products. PDE also provides comprehensive OSGi tooling, which makes it an ideal environment for component programming, not just Eclipse plug-in development. Usually you get PDE when downloading Eclipse IDE for Eclipse Committers package from https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ or Eclipse SDK package from Eclipse project, but you also can add PDE into your existing Eclipse instance. Listed in Nodeclipse Plugins List
Nodeclipse Plugins List is convenient way to install Eclipse plugins. Just drag-and-drop such image for the plugin that you need onto Eclipse menu bar. Drag-and-drop is quickest way to install any plugin in Eclipse Kepler (just do small experiment yourself). It was started because Enide.p2f, ran into regression bug on Eclipse Kepler. Currently list is being updated with manually picked items. You can add more on https://github.com/Nodeclipse/www.nodeclipse.org/ Plugins included (initially): General - Nodeclipse Plugins List plugin (access this list with one click from Eclipse)
- Nodeclipse Git Addon
- Overview plugin for Eclipse (code birdview) (has some bugs in standard perspectives)
- Quick Search for Eclipse
- Start Explorer or shell
- HTML Editor (standard) 3.5.0 Kepler Node.js & JavaScript
- Nodeclipse (Nodeclipse core, Chromium Tools, Markdown Editor)
- GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) Viewer - Eclipse 4.x Chrome Theme
- JSDT jQuery Integration - ExtJS JSDT Integration
- JSON Editor Plugin (optional for Outline as Node Editor can do as well)
- TypeSctipt Editor
- Nodeclipse CoffeeScript Editor
The list itself is hosted on nodeclipse.org server and is updated independently. In a way, this is alternative for marketplace client (that sometimes needs several second before you can enter what you look for). Current version can't check if the plugin is already installed. Please contribute to the list with plugins for Node.js & Eclipse development that you know. https://github.com/Nodeclipse/www.nodeclipse.org/blob/gh-pages/updates/l... That means that this is open-source solution that anybody can contribute! Attention: be sure to updating JDK to the latest release, as Eclipse Kepler with Internet Explorer (on Windows 7) may crash on old JDK in some cases (e.g. if you navigate away from opened page and then close the window).
Update March 2019:
be shure to use https://nodeclipse.github.io/updates/gradle-ide-pack/
not nodeclipse.org
Install Pivotal Gradle IDE & Enide Gradle for Eclipse & EGradle Editor in one operation. This plugin set works in any Eclipse (from Neon downto 3.7.2). For Oxygen EGradle Editor was added, while EditBox excluded.
Included are:
- Gradle (STS) Integration for Eclipse by Pivotal (feature name is Gradle IDE) @GitHub
- Gradle for Eclipse by Nodeclipse/Enide @GitHub
- EGradle Editor for .gradle files. @ https://github.com/de-jcup/egradle ADDED. Newly included since October 2017 as it is better than still included :
- Minimalist Gradle Editor plugin@GitHub
- Nodeclipse EditBox for code blocks highlight. @GitHub
- StartExplorer for quick switch to command line @GitHub
- ZipEditor with some additions v1.1.2 to quickly look inside Gradle output: aar, apk, jar, war ... etc files
( This entry uses composite update site, check xml files at https://github.com/Nodeclipse/nodeclipse.github.io/tree/master/updates/g... for used specific update sites URL. )
With Enide Gradle for Eclipse build.gradle file inside project would be enough. It can be created with Pivotal Gradle IDE; or by adding build.gradle file to other project (e.g. Maven, Classic Java or C/C++). With Pivotal Gradle IDE .project file is to have
<nature>org.springsource.ide.eclipse.gradle.core.nature</nature>that you get with File -> New -> Project -> Gradle / Gradle Project or File -> Import -> Gradle / Gradle Project You can do without Gradle IDE with command line
$ gradle eclipsethen importing as existing project. Stone age of IDE: you would need to rerun `gradle eclipse` every time you update dependencies. But if you need just to take a look at a project, this way may suffice. (Some prefer the stability and predictability of generating Eclipse settings over having them managed inside eclipse with a plugin.)
Hints: When the same Gradle version is configured in Pivotal Gradle IDE, Enide Gradle and/or on system PATH, then daemon is reused. That will make build and task execution faster. Stackoverflow question -> Chapter 19.
Example:
Preferences ->
Gradle ->
Gradle distribution - Folder D:\Progs\gradle\gradle-1.11
Gradle Enide->
Gradle home to use D:\Progs\gradle\gradle-1.11Listed in Nodeclipse Plugins List.
March 2019: nodeclipse.org is not available,
use https://nodeclipse.github.io
Nodeclipse Core & Node.js (nodeclipse-1) is Eclipse plugin for the Node.js. The purpose of Nodeclipse is to create environment in which Node.js development is easy for any user from beginner to professional. Enide Studio 2014 that is recommended as the most feature rich distribution. --> Check out http://www.nodeclipse.org/About One-stop shop for Node.js tools. We can't develop everything at once, but we let you know what are the best things around for Node.js development with Eclipse. http://www.nodeclipse.org/historyUsagehttp://www.nodeclipse.org/usageFeatureshttp://www.nodeclipse.org/features
node and Node application (per every file and per whole workspace)jjs util.*.njs, *.pjs, *.mjs and *.jjs file extentions.Hints: - rename .js to .njs to have less run options - JSHint-Eclipse is included, with JSHint 2.5.6 that is EcmaScript 5 aware. Configure in .jshintrc file. - use Ctrl+Alt+E or StartExplorer/Show in File Manager, or Ctrl+Alt+D or StartExplorer/Start Shell Here, - use EditBox for block color highlight Support http://www.nodeclipse.org/#support - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/nodeclipse - https://github.com/Nodeclipse/nodeclipse-1/issues - https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en&fromgroups#!forum/nodeclipse (Forum is not checked by authors; but issues and SO questions with nodeclipse tag are) Listed in Nodeclipse Plugins List
For any project that gradle can build. Launch build, gradle GUI, run Jetty or deploy Android .apk to AVD by right-clicking build.gradle. Project does not need to be Gradle project. Just build.gradle would be enough. (The project may be General, old classic Java, Maven or Gradle project.) Templates (just add build.gradle file to project): - Naturally Android Development Tools for Eclipse are required for Android Development. For the latest build.gradle template for classic Android project check gh.c/N/n-1/b/m/o.n.e.e.g/docs/android/build.gradle. - For the latest build.gradle template for basic Java project check gh.c/N/n-1/b/m/o.n.e.e.g/docs/java/basic/build.gradle. - For the latest build.gradle template for Node.js/Avatar.js project check gh.c/N/n-1/b/m/o.n.ui/templates/hello-world/build.gradle. This entry includes Minimalist Gradle Editor plugin. Gradle plugin is included into Enide Studio 2014. This is alternative and completion to general Gradle Integration for Eclipse from Pivotal. Both are included in Gradle IDE Pack and Enide 2015 package. No miracles, this plugins just launches gradle with options, as you can do from command line. Path to gradle HOME and optionally ANDROID_HOME is used, so you can try different versions. Specify options to gradle (including JVM options) that will be Workspace-wide. Executed string is shown is Console, so you can check and learn. Hints: - you can re-run build by selecting it from Run drop-down menu on main toolbar, as well as add to Favorites. - use grep-console plugin - use Ctrl+Alt+E or StartExplorer/Show in File Manager, or Ctrl+Alt+D or StartExplorer/Start Shell Here, - use EditBox for block color highlight - if for some reason you can't or don't want to install Gradle Integration for Eclipse by Pivotal (for example you just need to have a quick look on a project), you can run `gradle eclipse` and import as existing project. (You can even import this way into Eclipse with Pivotal plugin, but this solution will not give you auto dependencies updates, need to run `gradle eclipse` again etc.) This however will not work for Android (for both plugins), see https://github.com/Nodeclipse/nodeclipse-1/issues/148 See Maven for similar lightweight, non-intrusive plugin. History: 0.15 : run with --deamon by default 0.12 : - #124 Preference option to "pass all environment variables of Eclipse to launched Node.js app" (for Node.js, Maven, Gradle) - close #125 (tested with the latest 0.9 gradle android plugin and gradle version 1.11) For Android projects Gradle GUI fails to start from command line or prom plugin with message "Could not create plugin of type 'AppPlugin'." or "'LibraryPlugin'" (at least on Windows) - deploy .apk to AVD Listed in Nodeclipse Plugins List.
http://phantomjs.org/ says "PhantomJS is a headless WebKit scriptable with a JavaScript API", that is browser without UI that you can control using JavaScript. Often used in automated testing, automated webform filling, rendering to get page screenshot etc. Nodeclipse PhantomJS feature lets you create new PhantomJS project, edit JavaScript files and run with PhantomJS (from any project type). Hints: - rename .js to .pjs to have less run options - JSHint-Eclipse is included, with JSHint 2.1.10 that is EcmaScript 5 aware. Configure in .jshintrc file. - use Ctrl+Alt+E or StartExplorer/Show in File Manager, or Ctrl+Alt+D or StartExplorer/Start Shell Here, - use EditBox for block color highlight This and more plugins are available from Nodeclipse updates repository http://www.nodeclipse.org/updates/ . Project sources are at https://github.com/Nodeclipse/nodeclipse-1/tree/master/org.nodeclipse.ph... Built latest version with `mvn package` and install from generated .zip. Check README.md for further details. Raise an issue for question. Listed in Nodeclipse Plugins List.
`jjs` is util inside Java 8 JDK to work with Nashorn JavaScript engine (https://blogs.oracle.com/nashorn/). Nodeclipse JJS feature lets you create new Nashorn project, edit JavaScript files and execute using jjs (from any project type). Try and compare var jsArray = [1,2,3,4]; jsArray.forEach(function(el) { print(el) } ); the same with Java Collections and lambda usage: var jsArray = [1,2,3,4]; var list = java.util.Arrays.asList(jsArray); list.forEach(function(el) { print(el) } ); Check examples in https://github.com/PaulVI/NashornSandboxHints: - rename .js to .jjs to have less run options - JSHint-Eclipse is included, with JSHint 2.1.10 that is EcmaScript 5 aware. Configure in .jshintrc file. - use Ctrl+Alt+E or StartExplorer/Show in File Manager, or Ctrl+Alt+D or StartExplorer/Start Shell Here, - use EditBox for block color highlight This and more plugins are available from Nodeclipse updates repository http://www.nodeclipse.org/updates/ . Project sources are at https://github.com/Nodeclipse/nodeclipse-1/tree/master/org.nodeclipse.jjs Built latest version with `mvn package` and install from generated .zip. Check README.md for further details. Raise an issue for question. Listed in Nodeclipse Plugins List.
Initial support for Eclipse vert.x projects: - wizard and vert.x project nature - launching JavaScript file with `vertx run rhino:file.js` Listed in Nodeclipse Plugins List.
Enide - Eclipse Node.js IDE (based on Nodeclipse 0.17) Eclipse Node.JS IDE (Enide) is basically one configuration file (*.p2f) that lets you quick start with Node.js development. Link to file: https://raw.github.com/Nodeclipse/eclipse-node-ide/master/ENodeIDE.p2f See also Enide Studio 2014. You can install main plugins with update site or using Install button, however if your Eclipse is not downloaded from www.eclipse.org (e.g. Aptana, Zend Studio, Adobe Flex Builder or others), then it cannot automatically resolve needed dependencies. That is why this solution was created. There is also update site archive on SourceForge. (Once again: it will be not all plugins, but once you get .zip, you will only need Internet access if your Eclipse instance doesn't have required dependencies) Included plugins are - Nodeclipse Plugins List (Optional) - Marketplace client - Nodeclipse What's new - Chrome Development Tools, fixed for debugging Node.js - MarkDown (*.md) Editor (needed) - GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) Viewer (needed) 1.8.3 - Eclipse Color Theme (Optional) - Jeeeyul Eclipse Themes (Optional) - Eclipse QuickSearch (Optional) Ctrl+Shift+L - InstaSearch (Optional) Alt+I - Glance (Highlight anywhere, Ctrl+Alt+F) - JSHint Eclipse Integration (Optional) 0.9.9 - jQuery Integration (Optional) - JSON Editor Plugin (Optional for Outline) - JSDT Kepler, Indigo - NJSDT (JSDT alternative when JSDT is not installed) - NJSDoc library (only for/required by NJSDT) - Eclipse Regexp - RestClient Tool (Optional) - ShellEd (Optional) 2.0.3 - StartExplorer (Optional) - Nodeclipse Git Addon (Optional) - CoffeeScript Editor (Optional) - TypeScript Editor (Optional) - Eclipse RegExp (Regular Expression View) - MongoDB (MonjaDB) - Nodeclipse MongoDB Shell Integration - Nodeclipse Java 8 Nashorn JJS - Nodeclipse PhantomJS - JSDT for Closure, - Closure Templates - LESS - Zip (and Jar) Editor - TCF Terminals To install - save file with *.p2f extension - In Eclipse, use File -> Import \ Install Software Items from File - select needed components (if your network connection is slow, select less items in one time) All instructions are also inside .p2f file, that you can view with any text editor. And then possibly email to friends or colleagues. No need to remember all those update sites and names. Contact author when you know something worth to be included. Or add review below. See also Hints and Online Help ATTENTION: 1. versions since 0.4 require JSDT. If your Eclipse was not downloaded from www.eclipse.org, then possibly you can't get this dependency automatically. See #46 Aptana Studio - can't update to 0.4 for solution. (NJSDT+NJSDoc is recommended for this case) 2. versions since 0.4.20 includes CoffeeScript Editor that requires XText. Solution is similar, i.e. install XText before if you can't get it automatically.
Warning Kepler users: this way of installing plugins has run into problem in Eclipse Kepler (version>= 4.3.0)
Bug was raise on Eclipse Bugzilla
Bug 409685 - [Remediation] Eclipse 4.3 Kepler - Installation Remediation fails; no opt-out
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Launch build, execute Java class, run Jetty or Tomcat6 by right-clicking pom.xml (or pom2.xml). Project does not need to be Maven project. Just pom.xml would be enough. (The project may be General, old classic Java, broken Maven, Gradle or Eclipse plugin project with tycho.) Maven plugin (from Enide Studio 2014) is alternative and completion to m2e (Maven Eclipse Integration). No miracles, this plugins just launches mvn with options, as you can do from command line. Path to maven HOME is used, so you can try different versions. Specify options to mvn (including JVM options) that will be Workspace-wide. Executed string is shown is Console, so you can check and learn. This plugins has JDT dependency. This plugins does no background jobs. It does not store 600MB in ~\.m2\repository\.cache\m2e per every its own version. It only calls maven to do the job. While it cannot be as good as m2e (Maven Eclipse Integration), there are some use cases when it will be quite useful. And whether you need it often or not, your Eclipse IDE will stay as fast as it was before installing this plugin. Use case 1 Taking a look at an open source project - clone it - import as General project (e.g. Alt+Shift+N File -> New -> Project... General / Project ) - launch build - start exploring files without waiting build - when build finishes execute `mvn eclipse:eclipse` or use m2e File -> Import m2e by default launches build and blocks whole Eclipse workspace until build finishes. http://eclip.se/427762 Hints: - you can re-run build by selecting it from Run drop-down menu on main toolbar, as well as add to Favorites. - use grep-console plugin - you can type in Console while build is executed, and latter search for that text - use Ctrl+Alt+E or StartExplorer/Show in File Manager, or Ctrl+Alt+D or StartExplorer/Start Shell Here, - use EditBox for block color highlight - if for some reason you can't or don't want to install m2e (for example you just need to have a quick look on a project), you can mvn eclipse:eclipse and import as existing project. (m2e on the contrary requires to do in Eclipse File -> Import -> Maven -> Existing Maven Project) New in version 0.12: - #124 Preference option to "pass all environment variables of Eclipse to launched Node.js app" (for Node.js, Maven, Gradle) New in version 0.11: - start Tomcat 6 or Jetty using maven (your pom.xml should have plugins configured) See Gradle for similar lightweight, non-intrusive plugin. Have you seen Moonrise UI theme plugin? It is now TOP12 plugin. UPDATE: Jeeeyul's Eclipse Themes since 2.0 also includes black theme. https://github.com/jeeeyul/eclipse-themes/wiki/Using-Black-Theme Listed in Nodeclipse Plugins List.
Maven launch participant enabling colored output when the ANSI Escape in Console plugin is installed.
It can be disabled in the "Launch Extensions" tab of the Launch Configuration page.
CoffeeScript Editor let's you edit *.coffee files with some advanced features. Highlights include - syntax highlighting - variable autocompletion in the current namespace - correct autoindent This entry includes Nodeclipse EditBox. Known problems: - outline, error warnings are causing more confusion than really help. - There is problem since Eclipse 4.3.1 release https://github.com/Nodeclipse/coffeescript-eclipse/issues/19 Get 4.3.0, e.g. as Enide Studio 0.5.x http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/enide-studio Help us if you know Eclipse XTEXT. History Plugin was created by Adam Schmideg and blessed to be with Nodeclipse. We were looking for new owner familiar with XText technology. http://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/541004/1127312/#msg_1127312 - 0.3.0 is refresh release with coffee icon and switch to maven /tycho build. Check README on GitHub for history and future considerations. https://github.com/Nodeclipse/coffeescript-eclipse - 0.4.0 Merged Pull Request #23 from Matt Tucker "When indenting, respect Eclipse editor preferences for tabs/spaces" Listed in Nodeclipse Plugins List
Alibaba Cloud Toolkit is a plugin for IDEs such as Eclipse or IntelliJ IDEA. Help developers more efficiently develop, test, diagnose, and deploy applications that are suitable for cloud operations.
Why use Alibaba Cloud Toolkit?
Three use scenarios, simple and convenient, get started quickly
Scenario 2: Deploy to EDAS。Enterprise Distributed Application Services EDAS is a PaaS platform for applications and microservices that offers a wide range of application delivery and lightweight microservice solutions. For Alibaba Cloud EDAS developers, local applications and cloud deployments have been opened on the plugin.
Scenario 3: Deploy to Kubernetes。Container Services Kubernetes Edition provides high-performance, scalable container application management capabilities that support full lifecycle management of enterprise-class Kubernetes containerized applications. For Alibaba Cloud Kubernetes developers, local applications and cloud deployments have been opened on the plugin.
Alibaba Cloud Toolkit（或叫做阿里云 Toolkit，Aliyun Toolkit ），是一个面向 Eclipse 或者 Intellij IDEA 系列平台的插件。其帮助开发者更高效的开发、测试、诊断和部署面向云端运行的应用。
为什么选择Alibaba Cloud Toolkit？
三大场景
