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Shogun's DevPack

Shogun's DevPack is a personal productivity plugin for JetBrains IDEs. It bundles a dark IDE theme, editor utilities, project/file helpers, code sharing tools, and AI terminal integrations aimed at reducing repetitive project setup work.

Core features:

• A dark JetBrains theme and matching editor color scheme.
• File creation actions for C#, Vue, JSON, Markdown, Git helper files, and general project files.
• C# namespace detection when creating C# files.
• Vue component bundle and store/composable templates with bundle index export handling.
• Git helper files, including CODEOWNERS, LICENSE, .gitignore, .gitkeep, and .editorconfig templates.
• License generation for common GitHub license templates.
• Code Share uploads for selected code or selected files through GitHub Gist, Pastebin, or a custom server.
• Code Shot screenshot creation from the current editor selection, with clipboard, Freeimage.host, ImgBB, and custom server outputs.
• Code Shot rendering cleanup that avoids transient editor highlights in generated screenshots.
• Line sorting for selected editor lines by length.
• Shift-tab navigation actions for moving the caret between aligned positions.
• Optional Project View cleanup that hides the root project path.
• Optional Project View auto-hide behavior when opening AI terminals or moving files with Shift Tab.
• Optional Codex and Claude tool windows that open project-root terminals and can resume or continue the latest project session.

⚠️ Requirements

• JetBrains IDE 2026.1.2 or newer.
• Java 21 for local builds.
• The bundled JetBrains Terminal plugin must be available.
• Codex CLI is optional and only required when using the Codex tool window.
• Claude Code CLI is optional and only required when using the Claude tool window.

🛠️ Building

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/Almighty-Shogun/shogun-devpack.git

./gradlew buildPlugin # Build the plugin locally
./gradlew runIde # Run the plugin in a sandbox IDE
./gradlew verifyPluginProjectConfiguration verifyPluginStructure # Run the main verification

📦 Semantic Versioning (SemVer)

This project follows Semantic Versioning (SemVer), which uses a version format of MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH.

• Patch — Increases when backward-compatible bug fixes are made. These are small changes that address incorrect behavior without adding new features or functionality.
• Minor — Increases when new features or functionality are added in a backward-compatible manner. This includes adding new methods, classes, or capabilities that do not break existing code.
• Major — Increases when breaking changes are introduced that are not backward-compatible, such as modifying method signatures, removing functionality, or changing existing behavior in a way that may break dependent code.