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Run through the [prerequisites](../../CONTRIBUTING.md#building-the-project).
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You can choose to build the plugin via `gradle`:
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You can build the plugin from the project root using [`turbo`](https://turbo.build):
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```
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intellij-extension$ ./gradlew buildPlugin
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$ npx turbo neo4j-for-intellij#build
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Or you can use [`turbo`](https://turbo.build) from the project root:
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`gradle` is also an option (and can be used from within IntelliJ):
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```
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cypher-language-support$ npx turbo build:intellij
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$ cd packages/intellij-extension && ./gradlew buildPlugin
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## Manual testing
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## Develop and test
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If you want to test the plugin during a development workflow, you can spin up a temporary copy
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of IntelliJ right from within the project. Simply run either the gradle target directly:
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of IntelliJ that runs with a freshly built version enabled by default:
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```
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intellij-extension$ ./gradlew runIde
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$ npx turbo neo4j-for-intellij#runIde
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Or, from the project root:
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...this target also exists in `gradle`:
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cypher-language-support$ npx turbo run:intellij
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$ cd packages/intellij-extension && ./gradlew runIde
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## Installing the plugin
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## Installing the plugin manually
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From IntelliJ, open Settings > Plugins > (cog icon) > Install Plugin from disk, and browse to the jar file
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located in `packages/intellij-extension/build/distributions`.

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