ChiliProject - Idea: ChiliProject plugins for IDEs like NetBeans, Eclipse and others

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Idea: ChiliProject plugins for IDEs like NetBeans, Eclipse and others

Added by Egon Schmid at 2011-03-07 09:31 pm

This is just an idea to keep for later:

If you could access the issues within your IDE, it would make coding much easier.
If the project files are linked with the issue, you can open all required files at once.
And close all other files... and add missing files.

Egon

Replies (4)

RE: Idea: ChiliProject plugins for IDEs like NetBeans, Eclipse and others - Added by Egon Schmid at 2011-03-08 11:22 pm

Redmine and ChiliProject are web applications.
IDEs are desktop applications.

My thought was to write plugins which can send and receive data as xml or json, for to use within the IDE.
I have to write down my visions. And an IDE plugin would be a new project or a subproject.

Which IDE are you using for Ruby On Rails? I've been using NetBeans before, until I read this article, written in German.

http://www.heise.de/open/meldung/NetBeans-7-Rails-Unterstuetzung-faellt-raus-1179098.html

So I switched to RubyMine. Do you know a better IDE for Rails on Windows or Linux? I don't have a Mac yet.

RE: Idea: ChiliProject plugins for IDEs like NetBeans, Eclipse and others - Added by Sam Kuper at 2011-04-26 04:44 pm

The Eclipse IDE will run on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. There's a plugin available for it called Mylyn that should be able to display issues from ChiliProject sites. There's also a plugin called Aptana Studio 3 that includes Ruby (and RoR) debugging and editing functionality.

RE: Idea: ChiliProject plugins for IDEs like NetBeans, Eclipse and others - Added by Holger Just at 2011-04-26 04:54 pm

Just for the record, there is a plugin which connects Redmine/ChiliProject with Mylin. See http://sourceforge.net/apps/wordpress/redmin-mylyncon/ Although I haven't tested it, it should work with ChiliProject 1.x.

Also for the record: all of the current core developers use one of various plain text editors like TextMate, Emacs, or VIM. None of them uses a full-blown IDE.

Netbeans ChiliProject plugin Redmine - Added by Bruce Ingalls at 2011-08-03 03:13 pm

I tested the following on PHP Netbeans 7.0.1:
Netbeans-Redmine works simply, and is an easy compile.
It just adds a toolbar button to mark current work with a ChiliProject bug/issue number:

https://github.com/tosbourn/Netbeans-Redmine-Integration

It also requires a Redmine web service API key (easy for admin to provide)

Cubeon needs help to be revived. I believe that it is Mylyn for Netbeans:
http://code.google.com/p/cubeon/

Nbredmine looks most promising, but still has bugs; I could not easily get it to work.
http://kenai.com/projects/redminenb

I could not easily get Rednylon to compile:
http://code.google.com/p/rednylon/

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