The Random Super IDEA plugin is a tool that allows developers to easily generate random numbers in IntelliJ IDEA. Currently supported data types are String, Integer, and Id, and can generate random numbers of a specified number of types. More data types will be supported in the future.
To insert random data, press Ctrl + Alt + D to open the list of available templates and choose one that suits your task. By default, a different value is inserted at each caret.
You can hold multiple modifier keys to combine their effects.
Randomness can also be found in the main menu under Tools "Random super".
- Generate random integers, floats, and other numerical types.
- Specify ranges for the random numbers.
- Customize the format and precision of the generated numbers.
- Quickly insert random numbers into your code or text files.
- Open IntelliJ IDEA.
- Go to
File>Settings>Plugins. - Click on
Marketplacetab. - Search for "Random Super".
- Click
Installand restart IntelliJ IDEA.
- Place the cursor where you want to insert the random number.
- Use the keyboard shortcut (e.g., Ctrl + Alt + D) or access the plugin from the menu.
- Select the type of data to be generated and enter the length and quantity(The default length is 6 and the number is 1)
- Insert the generated random number into current file.
Welcome to join! If you are not satisfied with the existing functions or have new ideas, you can submit your code to this repository.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
For any issues or questions, please open an issue on GitHub or contact the project maintainers.
- Dedicated to developers to easily generate test data in IntelliJ IDEA, more practical functions will appear in the future
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