Spotless Applier

The Spotless Applier IntelliJ Plugin enhances your development workflow by seamlessly integrating Spotless Gradle and Maven tasks directly within the IntelliJ IDE. With this plugin, you can easily apply code formatting and style enforcement to your projects, either for the current file you're working on or for the entire project.

Features

Actions	Shortcuts (Windows)	Shortcuts (MacOS)
Code > Reformat File With Spotless	Ctrl+Alt+;	⌘Сmd+⌥Opt+;
Code > Reformat Project With Spotless	Ctrl+Alt+Shift+;	⌘Сmd+⌥Opt+⇧Shift+;

✔️ Supports multi-module projects

Commit check

The plugin also offers a commit check to automatically apply Spotless formatting.

To enable this feature, navigate to Settings > Version Control > Commit and activate Reformat code with Spotless

Settings

To access plugin settings, go to: Settings > Tools > Spotless Applier

• Allow Gradle cache for 'apply' task > Starting from version 6.0.0, Spotless supports Gradle's configuration cache. If you want to use it, please enable this checkbox.
• Optimize imports before applying > Enable this option to additionally execute IntelliJ IDEA's default "optimize imports" task before applying Spotless formatting.
  • Prohibit imports with asterisk '*' > Prevents imports with the asterisk symbol during the "optimize imports" task. When enabled, any imports that use the '*' symbol to import all classes from a package will be replaced with FQN.

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Install

Using IDE built-in plugin system:

Settings/Preferences > Plugins > Marketplace > Search for "Spotless Applier" > Install Plugin

Manually:

Download the latest release and install it manually using Settings/Preferences > Plugins > ⚙️ > Install plugin from disk...

How it works

This plugin resolve your current build tool by searching the pom.xml (Maven) or .gradle (Gradle) files in project's root folder. After that, it runs the spotless:apply or spotlessApply task.

For applying changes only for current file it uses:

• Maven Specific files
• Gradle Spotless IDE hook

Acknowledgments

Thanks to Ryan Gurney for his Spotless IntelliJ Gradle plugin which I used as the basis for this plugin.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md

Release Notes

See CHANGELOG.md

License

See License