An IntelliJ Plugin to Identify Code Performance Issues in Runtime

Digma is an IntelliJ plugin for automatically identifying and fixing performance issues in your code. It enables developers to find the root cause of bottlenecks, scaling problems and query issues in the code.

Example of issues Digma detects automatically

• Bottlenecks and concurrency anti-patterns
• Query inefficiencies
• Scaling problems
• N+1 Selects
• Performance regressions

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Load to Idea

• load the project into IntelliJ IDEA community with 'Open' and select the project directory
  
• setup jdk 11 for the project 'Project Structure'
  
• setup ProjectJdk for gradle in 'Settings -> Gradle'
  

Local IDE testing with development instances

• in gradle.properties change 'platformType' to any of the supported IDEs, default is Rider
  
• open gradle tool window in idea and execute task intellij.runIde. or from the 'Run/Debug configuration' load and run 'Run Plugin'
  
• load a relevant project in the development instance
  
• play with the plugin
  

(when testing with IC or IU or RD it is possible to install the python plugin on the development instance and test python projects too)

Rider

Rider implementation is in rider module.
The dotnet solution can be opened with rider - rider/Digma.Rider.Plugin
TBD: dotnet requirements