Pycharm integration?

[blaisep]

Is there a guide to help me figure out how to use this in PyCharm?
Do I have to ask JetBrains for help? (I'm a PyCharm pro customer).

[lextm]

Any question regarding JetBrains products can start from their issue tracker, https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issues/PY

Since this repo focuses on the language server (and its VS Code extension), you shouldn't expect a PyCharm plugin from here at this moment (but doable by someone).

[AA-Turner]

It seems JetBrains has greater support for LSP: https://blog.jetbrains.com/platform/2023/07/lsp-for-plugin-developers/

A different page provides a link to a reference implementation in one of JetBrains' first-party plugins.

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[alcarney]

Just echoing what has been said already - it looks like PyCharm will require a dedicated plugin (similar to the VSCode extension) to add support for esbonio. Happy to help someone figure out the details but actually writing the plugin is not something I can commit to.

[blaisep]

Thank you, I'll bring this up as a potential exercise for the folks in the python discord.

[InSyncWithFoo]

A simple PyCharm plugin should take about a few hundred lines of Kotlin code, given that the executable is already installed on the user's machine. IntelliJ IDE's LSP support is much better than it was a year ago. Plus, there's also LSP4IJ now. Together, these two should make for some decent integration.

Are there still interests in this? I can create the bare bones and I'm willing to provide further guidance to whoever asks, but I probably won't be able to actively maintain it as I already have too many projects to care for.