JetFlow is an advanced plugin for the IntelliJ platform designed to centralize and simplify Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) operations. The system allows developers to manage cloud infrastructure and automation workflows without leaving the integrated development environment.
Rocky is a contextual assistance component integrated into the IDE interface. Its primary function is to guide the user through initial configuration and maintenance tasks.
- Assisted Configuration: Provides guidance in creating configuration files for various environments.
- Status Notifications: Offers visual feedback regarding the success or failure of deployment operations.
- Quick Access: Serves as a dynamic entry point for the plugin's most frequently used functions.
- Workflow Generation: Automatic creation of YAML files for GitHub Actions.
- Stack Detection: Suggests CI templates based on the technology detected in the project (Java, Kotlin, Python, etc.).
- Validation: Verifies the structure of configuration files before implementation.
- Service Management: Direct connection with the Render API to monitor Web Services and Workers.
- Manual Deployment: Ability to trigger builds and deployments instantaneously.
- History and Rollback: Access to previous versions for rapid reversion in case of production errors.
- File Consolidation: Groups source code and project structure into a single Markdown document.
- AI Optimization: Designed to facilitate context transfer to Large Language Models (LLMs).
- Exclusion Control: Automatically filters binary files, dependencies, and sensitive data.
- IntelliJ IDEA version 2023.1 or higher.
- Java Runtime Environment (JRE) compatible with the IDE version.
For the correct operation of external integrations, access tokens must be configured in the JetFlow side panel:
- GitHub PAT: A Personal Access Token with read and write permissions for workflows is required to manage GitHub Actions.
- Render API Key: Necessary for communication with the Render.com control panel.
All secrets are stored securely using the IntelliJ platform's encrypted persistence system.
The source code is organized as follows:
- src/main/kotlin/.../auth: Implementation of security and credential persistence.
- src/main/kotlin/.../ci: Logic for generating and managing GitHub workflows.
- src/main/kotlin/.../cd: API client and deployment services for Render.
- src/main/kotlin/.../ui: User interface components and Rocky assistant logic.