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#How to use eclipse formatter in intellij install
#How to use eclipse formatter in intellij code

Without this step, IntelliJ will replace your imports with so called "star imports" using * which we do not want.Ĭhange the Import Layout to match the configuration as shown, so that the order of packages is as the following: Import static all other imports, import javax.*, import java.*, import all other imports.

Set both Class count to use import with * and Names count to use static import with * to a high enough number like 99.

Make sure all the settings are as the screenshot.

Browse to \openmrs-core\tools\src\main\resources\eclipse, select OpenMRSFormatter.xml.

Note: We are using the Eclipse XML Profile NOT IntelliJ's!

As shown in the screenshot, select the settings icon and select Import Scheme > Eclipse XML Profile.

In order for IntelliJ to order the java imports according to the OpenMRS style and remove unused imports do the following:

#How to use eclipse formatter in intellij code

See IntelliJ - Reformatting Source Code for details. From now on you can let IntelliJ format any java class for you. Select Eclipse workspace/project folder or config file, and browse to your openmrs-core folder: /openmrs-core/tools/src/main/resources/eclipse/OpenMRSFormatter.xml.Select Use the Eclipse Code Formatter.Select Files > Settings, in the search box enter “Eclipse Code Formatter”.When the installation is complete, select Restart IDE. In the search box enter eclipse code formatter, and select Install.

#How to use eclipse formatter in intellij install

To install the Eclipse Code Formatter plugin in intelliJ, select Files > Settings.

$ git clone /openmrs-coreĬonfigure IntelliJ for OpenMRS Configure Eclipse OpenMRS Code Formatter