The next Maia EAP brings you basic Griffon support, similar to Grails integration. You’ll be able to add Griffon library to Groovy facet:
IntelliJ IDEA will then create a Griffon application or plugin directory structure and take all the steps necessary to keep it up-to-date, as you install plugins and add libraries. As with Grails, a dedicated Griffon project view will appear together with a run/debug configuration:
Also, Run Griffon target with target autocompletion action can be found under Tools menu.
This is great news! Can’t wait to have my project set up in IDEA with a Grails module and a Griffon module.
Awesome! Look forward to trying it out.
Great news!.
Is the code for this plug-in open?. I mean, to see it, or maybe modify it?
David,
Yes, Griffon integration source code can be found in Jetgroovy plugin source in SVN