BreakpointTracker

An Intellij plugin that displays the total number of breakpoints in the project and their locations in a custom tool window.

Features

• Displays the total number of breakpoints in the project in real-time.
• Supports both line breakpoints and other specific breakpoints such as exceptions.
• Lists the locations of each breakpoint in a the tool window.
• Integrates seamlessly with the IntelliJ platform.
• Helps developers manage breakpoints efficiently during debugging sessions.

Example

After setting breakpoints in your project, the tool window will display something like:

MainActivity.kt: Line 42
Utils.kt: Line 15
Service.kt: Line 27

Usage

After installation:

• The plugin activates automatically when you open a project in IntelliJ.
• It scans the project for breakpoints and displays their count and locations.
• Use the tool window to review all breakpoints and navigate to their respective lines in the code.

Managing Breakpoints

1. Open the BreakpointTracker tool window from the sidebar.
2. Add or remove breakpoints as usual; the tool window updates in real-time.

Building from Source

Prerequisites

• IntelliJ IDEA or compatible JetBrains IDE
• Java Development Kit (JDK) 17 or newer
• Gradle 7.5 or newer

Build Steps

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/aircode610/BreakpointTracker.git

2. Navigate to the project directory:

   cd BreakpointTracker

3. Build the plugin:

   ./gradlew buildPlugin

4. The plugin archive will be generated in the build/distributions directory.

Running the Plugin

• Run via Gradle:

  ./gradlew runIde

• Or install manually in IntelliJ:
  1. Open IntelliJ and go to Settings/Preferences → Plugins.
  2. Click the gear icon ⚙ and select "Install Plugin from Disk...".
  3. Choose the generated .zip file from build/distributions/.
  4. Restart IntelliJ.