IntelliJ plugin

[koppor]

I want navigate to JavaDoc in less than 3 seconds. I cannot do this when I need to find the class using the browser. Would be nice if APIdia could be opend from IntelliJ at the right place

Example

javafx.scene.control.Label#Label(java.lang.String)

[Stewori]

Thanks for bringing this up and this will definitely happen. Getting into IDEs renders a crucial step for APIdia adoption anyway. I would like to have plugins for the major IDEs IntelliJ, Eclipse, Netbeans, if feasible in those closed environments also in VS and XCode. And, perhaps most importantly BlueJ since a friendly API doc browser is especially helpful for learners.
My plan is to launch these plugins as open source projects under the APIdia org. To quickly get the initial boiler plate code for each environment I might actually give AI a shot. One caveat is that for opening the APIdia page, the project needs to be known. For that, it should be sufficient to analyse the imports. So the plugins have to read the import section of the file. There needs to be a web API on APIdia side that consumes a list of import statements and a symbol name ("Label" in your example screenshot). Providing a package->project lookup is on my todo list anyway, so based on the imported packages, possible projects are narrowed down in which the provided symbol name will be looked up.
So, to get this working I'll need to provide that new web API as a prerequisite. It might be reasonable to initialize the plugin projects and obtain the boiler plates in parallel to that approach.