Notetaker is an IntelliJ extension which allows you to take notes about your IntelliJ project. It's a custom notepad that could work as a scratchpad for observations, help you consolidate information about a project, or work as a personal to-do list.
Notes in notetaker allow you to link to method declarations for easy reference right from your note.
Notetaker is divided into two tabs, a text editing window and a note management window. The text editing window is used for writing your notes. The note management window allows you to create, rename, and delete notes.
Go to the "Notes" tab and click on the plus (+) sign or use Ctrl/Cmd + N to add a new note to Notetaker.
In the "Notes" tab, double-click on the note you want to open.
In the "Notes" tab, select the note you want to rename and click the Edit icon (or press Enter) to rename your note.
In the Notes tab, click on the minus symbol or use Ctrl/Cmd + Del to delete your note.
In the text editor tab, type \{methodName}, where methodName is
the name of the method and select the specific method declaration
from the autocomplete popup with Space.
To go to the declaration, double-click on the link.
- Find the status of planned features and known bugs in the roadmap.
- Find the dev docs here.
- To get a build of the extension:
- Run intellij/buildPlugin using Gradle
- Find the plugin .zip under build/distributions/ (should be notetaker-0.0.1.zip or similar)
- Install the .zip manually usingSettings/Preferences > Plugins > ⚙️ > Install plugin from disk...
- To test out the extension:
- clone the repo in IntelliJ and run the project
Plugin based on the IntelliJ Platform Plugin Template.