Netbeans plugin for Play framework

[Ehi]

Is there a netbeans plugin for the Play framework ?
Any one working on something like this ?

[Julien Richard-Foy]

Have you read that: http://www.playframework.org/documentation/1.0.3/ide
?

[GrailsDeveloper]

You find in play-1.0.3.1\support special ide support for textmate, vi
and eclipse. So as far as I know there is no special plugin. But in
play you don't need much ide-support.
Niels

[abp]

Sadly there is none by now, as far as i know.
If you find one, tell me ;)

Others:
I think he means a plugin like the one for eclipse that gives
autocompletion
in views and the route file, helpers for controller creation and the
like.
http://vimeo.com/8926899

[Ehi]

Yes perhaps something even simpler which lets you create a play
project from within netbeans and some auto completion

On Aug 4, 12:22 am, abp <adr...@needful.de> wrote:
> Sadly there is none by now, as far as i know.
> If you find one, tell me ;)
>
> Others:

> I think he means apluginlike the one for eclipse that gives

> autocompletion
> in views and the route file, helpers for controller creation and the

> like.http://vimeo.com/8926899

>
> On Aug 2, 8:26 pm, Ehi <ehi.bini...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>

> > Is there anetbeanspluginfor the Play framework ?

[GrailsDeveloper]

Hi,
I started with play new and play eclipsify. And then use eclipse
without the plugin. I think it's still a productive environment. If
you really don't want to go on a console, perhaps netbeans can run the
system call for you. But I would recommend to try play without an ide-
plugin. Perhaps you can use http://www.playframework.org/modules/router,
so you don't need to edit the routes.conf.

Niels

[Julien Tournay]

Hi,

Maybe you could write Ant tasks that run play commands, and call them from your IDE. 

I don't know about eclipse, but it's fairly easy to do in Netbeans.

Julien

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[Pedro Antonio Hidalgo Guzmán]

That is exactly what I did. NetBeans works really well with Play. If anyone want to know how I run my play apps with netbeans please, contact me.

[sachin walia]

Can you explain the steps. Also which version of play are you using it with?

thanks,

Sachin Walia

[Pedro Antonio Hidalgo Guzmán]

Some days I just released the a NetBeans Play Framework Plugin:

Super simple installation: http://nbpleasureplugin.com/documentation/installation.html

And a lot of features: http://nbpleasureplugin.com/#features

Regards,

PH

[gustavo....@trt14.jus.br]

Hi Pedro

How to import an existing play project to netbeans using this plugin?

[luiza...@gmail.com]

Good job Pedro! I have tried this plugin and I think is quite good. I had the same problem importing an existing project, especially if it has been created with SBT. A workaround is to create a shortcut to the activator file in the project's folder. Then you can open it with Netbeans. I have tried it with Nebeans 8 and 8.1.

Luiz Fernando Alvino

2015-11-05 14:41 GMT-03:00 <gustavo....@trt14.jus.br>:

Hi Pedro

How to import an existing play project to netbeans using this plugin?

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[Pedro Antonio Hidalgo Guzmán]

Hi Gustavo,

To Open a project in the IDE we use the Standard NetBeans way: Ctrl+Shift+O or go to File -> Open Project...

More info here: http://nbpleasureplugin.com/documentation/project_actions.html

For others questions or anything feel free to contact me at jeep...@gmail.com I really like to talk with other developers!

[Pedro Antonio Hidalgo Guzmán]

Hi Luis,

See my respond to Gustavo. But what problem are you having Opening a current Play project? note that the plugin only supports 2.3.x version and above.

Feel free to contact me at jeep...@gmail.com

[gustavo....@trt14.jus.br]

Hi Pedro

This don't work for me.

My project have support for eclipse .eclipse folder and intelij with .idea folder however netbeans IDE don' understand my project folder like a project.

Another option for me?

[Pedro Antonio Hidalgo Guzmán]

Hi Gustavo,

Contact me at jeep...@gmail.com to give you a better support.

Regards.

[Pedro Antonio Hidalgo Guzmán]

Hi Gustavo, 

I just released a few changes that I think will allow your project be detected. The problem was that the plugin was recognizing a project as a play project only if it had an activator file inside the root folder. I changed that behaviour, more details below:

Version 1.0.3: Some improvements

• The Plugin now recognizes a play project if it has a conf and app folder names in the root folder (instead of if it contains an activator file as before)
• The project actions are now launched using the activator configured in Tools -> Options -> Miscellaenous -> Play Framework (instead of the activator script located in the app's root folder as before)
• The plugin now will always use the same jdk to run the project actions that netbeans use

You can also read my blog post: http://nbpleasureplugin.com/blog/2015/12/01/version-1-0-3-released-new-improvements-on-how-the-plugin-behaves/