IntelliJ as a Service

Make IntelliJ as a Java server that does autocompletion for Vim.

This is not an official Google product (i.e. a 20% project).

Installation

1. git clone.
2. Import project into IntelliJ. Use Gradle plugin.
3. Run

   gradle buildPlugin

   . It creates

   build/distributions/ijaas-*.zip

   at the git root dir. (You can pass

   -Pintellij.version=IC-2017.2.6

   to specify the IntelliJ version.)
4. Select "File" menu and click "Settings...". In "Plugins" menu, click "Install plugin from disk..." button. Choose

   ijaas-*.zip

   . You can uninstall this plugin from this menu.
5. Restart IntelliJ.
6. Add "vim" directory to your runtimepath in Vim in your own way. (e.g. Plug "$HOME/src/ijaas/vim").

Development

If you want to isolate your development version and the current version, you might need two clones. You can load Vim plugins conditionally by using environment variables.

if !exists('$USE_DEV_IJAAS')
  Plug '$HOME/src/ijaas-dev/vim'
else
  Plug '$HOME/src/ijaas/vim'
endif

You can start another IntelliJ instance by using

gradle runIdea

-Dijaas.port=5801

USE_DEV_IJAAS=1 IJAAS_PORT=5801 vim

IJAAS_PORT

Using with ALE

You can define an ALE linter.

# Disable buf_write_post. Files are checked by ALE.
let g:ijaas_disable_buf_write_post = 1

Define ijaas linter.
function! s:ijaas_handle(buffer, lines) abort
  let l:response = json_decode(join(a:lines, '\n'))[1]
  if has_key(l:response, 'error') || has_key(l:response, 'cause')
    return [{
          \  'lnum': 1,
          \  'text': 'ijaas: RPC error: error=' . l:response['error']
          \    . ' cause=' . l:response['cause'],
          }]
  endif
  return l:response['result']['problems']
endfunction
call ale#linter#Define('java', {
      \   'name': 'ijaas',
      \   'executable': 'nc',
      \   'command': "echo '[0, {"method": "java_src_update", "params": {"file": "%s"}}]' | nc localhost 5800 -N",
      \   'lint_file': 1,
      \   'callback': function('s:ijaas_handle'),
      \ })