title: [Reprint] JetBrains Common Plugins
date: 2021-07-06 11:15:08
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- Jetbrains
- Common
- Plugins
This article is reproduced from: JetBrains Common Plugins - bleem
The so-called "To do a good job, an artisan needs the best tools"; this article shares some commonly used JetBrains series IDE plugins for daily coding (all plugins mentioned in this article can be directly searched and installed from the Marketplace).
One Dark theme#
Let's start with something useless, the theme color scheme is a personal preference; I prefer a colorful feeling, which prevents eye fatigue and also gives a sense of RMB (RMB is also colorful), after all, when coding, you have to be "cool" in order to write BUG happily (as long as the code or I can run).
Gopher#
This is also a plugin with no practical use, the only effect is that the progress bar becomes the mascot of Go (Golang is the best, roar)... of course, there is also a version where Gopher becomes a rainbow cat, you can search for it if you need it.
Extra Icons#
This plugin adds icons to some special files in the project, such as .gitignore files, CI configurations, etc., which makes it more comfortable to look at.
GitToolBox#
GitToolBox displays recent changes and commit information when the cursor is positioned on a line of code, making it easy to pinpoint the culprit when blaming others.
String Manipulation#
This one is awesome, a very useful plugin; when you need to convert between "camel case/underscore/kebab case/uppercase/lowercase/uppercase with underscore/lowercase with underscore..." according to certain specifications, String Manipulation can do it with just a right-click.
Randomness#
Randomness is useful when you need test data, it can quickly generate some random junk data for filling in; for example, when writing example configurations.
Translation#
A must-have plugin for English beginners, it can not only translate words, but also automatically recognize and translate documents, and even comes with a wordbook.
carbon-now-sh#
When you want to show off your code in a group or write a blog post without allowing others to copy it, carbon-now-sh can help you transfer the selected code to https://carbon.now.sh/ to generate beautiful images.
