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l0ng-ai ac71b7008e feat(plugins): Graphviz, Regex Tester, License Header and Harbor Night official plugins
- Graphviz: `.dot` / `.gv` files open beside a live preview (a web view
  rendering with Graphviz compiled to WebAssembly) in any layout engine,
  with zoom, pan, Fit and SVG / PNG export through the save dialog. What
  Graphviz reports goes from the page to the plugin's code, which publishes
  it as problems on the named line. A DOT language, file icons and a
  New Graphviz Graph template.
- Regex Tester: a tool window whose html view sends pattern, flags, text and
  replacement as you type; the plugin matches with Rust's regex (linear time)
  and answers with matches, groups and the replacement in UTF-16 offsets.
  Use Selection and Test Selection take the editor's selection.
- License Header: files without a copyright / SPDX header are reported when
  they open and on save; a quick fix and a command add one in the file's
  comment syntax (after a shebang or encoding line); a project scan in a
  background task reports the rest. Holder and license are settings.
- Harbor Night becomes an official plugin and the one source of the theme
  files: `openidea-plugin new --template theme`, the theme docs and tests
  start from it.
- Tool windows' renders and events carry the window's active editor, as
  commands do, so a view's buttons can act on what the user is editing.
- knip leaves plugins' web pages (projects of their own) alone.
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Harbor Night

An OpenIDEA theme plugin, Harbor Night: a dark theme with slate surfaces, a teal accent and a warm syntax palette. It is also where new themes start: openidea-plugin new --template theme copies its theme files, or copy this folder. Full documentation, the token reference and porting guides are in docs/plugins/themes.md.

harbor-night/
├─ plugin.toml                          # manifest: id, name, version, the theme files
└─ themes/
   ├─ harbor-night.theme.json           # UI colours, every themeable token, grouped like tokens.css
   └─ harbor-night.scheme.json          # editor colour scheme: syntax, editor, ANSI colours

A theme plugin is data only: no code, no WebAssembly, no build step.

Make your own

  1. Run openidea-plugin new --template theme, or copy the folder, for example to ~/openidea-themes/my-theme.
  2. In plugin.toml, change id (lowercase, a-z 0-9 - _ .), name, description, authors and the two paths.
  3. Rename the theme files. In the theme file, set id, name and kind ("dark" or "light", the built-in base for anything you leave out).
  4. Edit the colours. Each key is a CSS variable from src/styles/tokens.css, and the reference in the docs gives the Islands Dark and Light values. Comments (//, /* */) are allowed. Delete a line to keep the built-in value.

Porting an IntelliJ theme? pnpm theme:import-intellij <file.theme.json> [file.icls] --out <dir> in the OpenIDEA repository generates a package in this layout.

Package and install

The folder is the package. To share it, publish the folder as a Git repository or a zip that users extract.

  1. In OpenIDEA open Settings › Plugins, click the gear menu and choose Install Plugin from Disk… (or run the Install Plugin from Disk… action), then pick the folder that contains plugin.toml.
  2. Select the plugin in the Installed tab and press Apply next to the theme.
  3. Use Default Theme in the same place goes back to the built-in theme.

Iterate

Put (or symlink) the folder in <project>/.openidea/plugins/ of an open project. It loads as a dev plugin, and Reload in Settings › Plugins (or the Reload Plugins action) re-reads your edits without reinstalling. Invalid JSON or values are reported in Settings › Plugins with the file and line.

Licence

Harbor Night is part of OpenIDEA (Apache-2.0). When you port someone else's theme, keep its licence and credit its authors.