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InteliJ plugin that displays a zoomed out overview or minimap similar to the one found in Sublime into the editor pane. The minimap allows for quick scrolling letting you jump straight to sections of code.
Works with both light and dark themes using your customized colors for syntax highlighting.
Worker thread for rendering
Color rendering using InteliJ's tokenizer
Scrollable!
Embedded into editor window
Complete replacement for Code Outline that supports new Intellij builds.
Building using Gradle
git clone https://github.com/Vektah/CodeGlance
cd CodeGlance
# run the tests
./gradlew test
# build the plugin and install it in the sandbox then start idea
./gradlew runIdea
# build a release
./gradlew buildPlugin
The result will be saved as build/distributions/CodeGlance-{version}.zip
Running from source in IntellJ
Make sure you have the Plugin DevKit installed.
Checkout sources from github
Create a new Intellij Platform plugin project
Select source directory, chose a plugin sdk (create one that points to your intellij install).
Mark src/main/java as source root, and src/test/java as test root.
In order to run tests you will need to find mockito and testing jars. I usually do this with Gradle.
In module settings set the path to META-INF to src/main/resources
Hit Run.
Show/Hide or Enable/Disable Minimap
Ctrl-Shift-G to toggle minimap.
Settings > Other Settings > CodeGlance
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Intelij IDEA plugin for displaying a code mini-map similar to the one found in Sublime