Did you know that IntelliJ IDEA 11 provides an integrated Play Framework console?
Start it from “Tools” menu, complete Play! commands, use command history, analyze output.
Play! with pleasure!
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I have IDEA 11 and the playframework bundled plugin installed but I don’t see that option on my tools window. What’s the trick to get it to appear?
You may need to open a Play Project.
I have the play framework running in intelliJ, but the only way i can see to debug the project is by opening an additional remote debug configuration. Can I debug while using the play tool?
When are you planning support for play 2.0 ?
I noticed that Play! can generate an IDEA project .iml file for you, so that you atleast get code-completion and other assistance from IDEA. Just run the command play idea from your terminal. See: http://www.playframework.org/documentation/2.0.1/IDE
Is there a setup for IntelliJ Idea 12? The only solution I found is to manually configure an SBT console