.ignore plugin for JetBrains IDEs

.ignore is a over 4 years old project of the plugin developed for JetBrain's IDEs:

IntelliJ, PhpStorm, RubyMine, PyCharm, Android Studio, WebStorm, and many more...

Plugin supports various file types (like .gitignore) and in short words: grays out ignored files in the project tree view.

Supported files:

• .gitignore (GIT)
• .hgignore (Mercurial)
• .npmignore (NPM)
• .dockerignore (Docker)
• .chefignore (Chef)
• .cvsignore (CVS)
• .bzrignore (Bazaar)
• .boringignore (Darcs)
• .mtn-ignore (Monotone)
• ignore-glob (Fossil)
• .jshintignore (JSHint)
• .tfignore (Team Foundation)
• .p4ignore (Perforce)
• .flooignore (Floobits)
• .eslintignore (ESLint)
• .cfignore (Cloud Foundry)
• .jpmignore (Jetpack)
• .stylelintignore (StyleLint)
• .stylintignore (Stylint)
• .swagger-codegen-ignore (Swagger Codegen)
• .helmignore (Kubernetes Helm)
• .upignore (Up)
• .prettierignore (Prettier)

Features

• Files syntax highlight
• Coloring ignored files in the Project View
• Gitignore templates filtering and selecting in rules generator by name and content
• User custom templates
• Show ignored files by specified Gitignore file (right click on .gitignore file)
• Create file in currently selected directory
• Generate Gitignore rules basing on [GitHub's templates collection][github-gitignore]
• Add selected file/directory to Gitignore rules from popup menu
• Suggesting .gitignore file creation for new project
• Entries inspection (duplicated, covered, unused, incorrect syntax, relative entries) with fix actions
• Comments and brackets support
• Navigation to entries in Project view
• Renaming entries from ignore file
• Close opened ignored files action
• Custom user templates with import/export features

Usage

1. Generate new file and templates usage

   To generate new ignore file, just click on File > New or use Alt + Insert shortcut and select .ignore file element.

   

2. Support for typing new rules, linking rules with matched files

   

3. Code inspections

   Code inspections covers few cases:

   • duplicated entries (checks if entry is defined more than once)
   • covered entries - entry is covered by more general one
   • unused entries
   • incorrect syntax (regexp rules)
   • relative entries