Openini is a plugin for IntelliJ-based IDEs that allows opening individual files, folders, and projects inside the Sublime Text or VSCode or Zed applications without ever leaving the IntelliJ IDE.

Why

There are cases when it is easier to perform specific tasks in another application rather than in the IntelliJ IDE. It is up to you to find those cases.

How

Right-click in the editor or project window and select Openini:

• Open File in Sublime Text to open the selected files or folders inside the Sublime Text application. (NOTE: name changes based on selection)
• Open Project in Sublime Text to open the project associated with the selected files or folders inside the Sublime Text application.
• Open File in VSCode to open the selected files or folders inside the VSCode application. (NOTE: name changes based on selection)
• Open Project in VSCode to open the project associated with the selected files or folders inside the VSCode application.
• Open File in Zed to open the selected files or folders inside the Zed application. (NOTE: name changes based on selection)
• Open Project in Zed to open the project associated with the selected files or folders inside the Zed application.

Prerequisites

Obviously, Sublime Text and/or VSCode and/or Zed must be installed on your system in order to use Openini. Additionally, if you're on a Mac, please add VSCode to your $PATH.

Installation

1. Download the latest plugin version from the releases section.
2. In the IntelliJ IDE:
   1. Navigate to the Settings > Plugins window.
   2. Click on the gear icon and select "Install Plugin from Disk..."
   3. Select the file you downloaded in step #1.

Contribution

Visit the plugin's GitHub repository