S-DOM

S-DOM is a plugin for IntelliJ IDEA that allows you to submit your code to the DOMjudge system directly from the IDE. It isn't a full replacement for the web interface yet, but already matches or surpasses the web UI in most tasks.

You can download the plugin from the JetBrains Marketplace.

Features

Simple, one-click submissions and feedback (no need for File Explorer or reloading!)
View problems and problem statements without leaving your IDE
Unobtrusive and integrated
Detects the language of submitted files

Potential future features

Display how much time is left in a contest or whether it's already over
Show "Too late" if a submission is not possible anymore
Implement reading detailed results
Show scoreboards
Maybe even download test cases and scaffold sources

Contributing

If you want to contribute, feel free to fork the GitLab repository and submit a merge request there. I'm happy to accept any help, be it bug fixes, new features, or just code cleanup. Please note that I will merge MRs locally, so don't be surprised if your MR is marked as closed without merging. Also note that S-dom uses Gradle to build but does not use the gradle wrapper, so you should have Gradle installed on your system. Also take a look at the references below for some resources for developing this plugin.

References

Publishing

Note: This section is only relevant for the maintainer of this repository and provided mostly for reference.

To publish a new version, first create a new tag for that version and push it to the repository.
To do so, use the bumpVersion task provided by jf.autoversion (source code) by running gradle bumpVersion -PnextVersionType=release.
Then push the tag to the repository using git push --tags.
After that, run gradle buildPlugin -Prelease to build the plugin. You can find the output of that task as a zip file in the build/distributions directory.
Finally, upload the zip file to the JetBrains Marketplace.

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