If the Cloud Tools for IntelliJ plugin isn’t already configured, then first install it as described in this quickstart.Ĭlone the example Cloud Translation project, which allows you to translate some input text from English to French. From your IDEs plugins marketplace (File > Settings > Plugins or for Mac OS X, IntelliJ IDEA > Preferences > Plugins), search for the Cloud.
So RubyMine whines that it can't find git, and git (in the form of GitHub for Windows) sits there blithely ignoring RubyMine. However, it does not seem to have installed anything like a git.exe for RubyMine to pick up and work with. I installed it, and it seems like a nice interface. Say you are interested in using the Cloud Translation API in our Java Maven-based project. GitHub has just released GitHub for Windows. The Cloud Tools plugin for IntelliJ streamlines the development process by integrating tasks into the IDE, such as enabling Google Cloud APIs, creating service accounts for local development, and adding the corresponding Java client libraries to your build.Įxample: Using the Cloud Translation API with the Cloud Tools for IntelliJ plugin With the Cloud Tools for IntelliJ plugin, you can now discover APIs, consume them, and test against them locally, all without leaving your IDE.
Great news for IntelliJ users: You can now use Google Cloud services and APIs right from JetBrains’ integrated development environment (IDE).
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