Website: Specify a domain used to generate a package name.Īrtifact: This field shows a generated artifact name. This can be Gradle with Kotlin or Groovy DSL, or Maven. Location: Specify a directory for your project.īuild System: Choose the desired build system. On the right pane, you can specify the following settings: In the New Project wizard, choose Ktor from the list on the left. Otherwise, from the main menu, select File | New | Project. On the Welcome screen, click New Project. To create a new Ktor project, open IntelliJ IDEA, and follow the steps below: If you are using IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition, use the Ktor Project Generator instead. This section describes project setup using the Ktor plugin for Intellij IDEA Ultimate. Learn how to do this from the Manage plugins topic.
Install the Ktor pluginīefore starting this tutorial, install the Ktor plugin if you are using IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate.
In this guide, we'll show you how to create, run, and test a simple Ktor application. You can create and configure a new Ktor project using a dedicated plugin for IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate, or using a web-based project generator. Of course, it is not specific to SpringBoot only, we can create templates for any of our favorite tech stacks.Ktor is an asynchronous framework for creating microservices, web applications, and more. Well, we won’t get any fancy Spring support features like Ultimate Edition provides, but it will help us to get started quickly without requiring us to manually create Maven/Gradle project, configure etc etc. Select the SpringBootBasic template we created earlier and provide the project name and click Finish. In the New Project Dialog, you can see User-defined section and when you click on User-defined you can see all the project templates we created. Once the template is created we can use that template while creating new projects. Enter Name and Description for the template. Now click on menu Tools -> Save Project as Template. If you wish you can add any other starters that you commonly use, configure properties like JDBC parameters etc. One simple alternative I found to circumvent this problem is by using Project Template support in IntellijIDEA.įor the first time you can create the SpringBoot project from and import it into Intellij IDE. But it would be nice to be able to create the SpringBoot project from IDE itself. We can go to and generate the project and then import into our IDE. However, there is no provision in Intellij IDEA Community Edition to create SpringBoot application directly, the way it supports in Ultimate Edition. We can use Intellij IDEA Community Edition for working with SpringBoot applications as we don’t need support for configuring servers like Tomcat, Wildlfy etc and can simply run the applications by running main() method.
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