TagMyCode Blog – Code snippets manager

Plugin version 2.0 was released for IntelliJ and NetBeans

August 23, 2016 TagMyCode Blog

We are happy to announce a new major release (v2.0) for our supported IDEs: IntelliJ and NetBeans.

The big change of this release is that now snippets are stored locally and synchronized with the server. All the snippets are listed in a table and you are able to manage them directly from the IDE.

Other features

Quick Search with preview: you can search for saved snippets and insert the code at the cursor position
Syntax Higlighting: powered by RSyntaxTextArea

See documentation page for installing plugins.

TagMyCode plugin for NetBeans 8.1 released

December 18, 2015 TagMyCode Blog

We are just released an update of TagMyCode plugin for NetBeans 8.1

It is available from the NetBeans menu Tools > Plugins or it can be downloaded from Plugin Portal

TagMyCode Cli pre-alpha version is now available

April 7, 2015 TagMyCode Blog

The pre-alpha version of TagMyCode Cli is available for download at https://github.com/massimozappino/tagmycode-cli/releases/.

It’s written in TDD with Java using TagMyCode Java SDK and Commons Apache Cli.

You can download the Debian/Ubuntu package, the executable binary or the source code.

This is the help output:

usage: tmc
 -a,--add              Create a snippet from file
 -h,--help             Show help message
    --info             Show account information
 -l,--languages        Show languages
    --login            Authenticate to TagMyCode.com
 -p,--private          Set the snippet private
 -v,--version          Display version information

Try it now and leave feedback opening a new issue or fork the repository and create a pull request.

Download TagMyCode Cli

Development of TagMyCode Cli has started

March 31, 2015 TagMyCode Blog

Hi devs,

we are pleased to announce that we have started the development of a new application: TagMyCode Cli

It’s a command line tool that allows you to submit snippets by choosing a file.

This tool will be especially useful to system administrators or developers who need to save configuration files without a GUI.

We are now collecting ideas to identify the best command syntax, the most important features and any kind of suggestion, if you want to contribute you can create a new issue here: https://github.com/massimozappino/tagmycode-cli/issues

Syntax example

tmc add myfile.txt

tmc -f myfile.txt

JetBrains IntelliJ IDEA plugin was released

August 25, 2014 TagMyCode Blog

We are excited to announce the launch of the second IDE plugin for TagMyCode.

Now it’s time for JetBrains IntelliJ Idea and also all the related IDE, such as RubyMine, WebStorm, PhpStorm, PyCharm, AppCode and Android Studio.

The plugin is provided by these features:

create snippet – you can create snippets from the current opened file (single selection or entire file)
search snippets – you can search for saved snippets and insert the code at the current cursor position

Go to the Plugin page

“Search snippets” feature added to NetBeans plugin

August 19, 2014 TagMyCode Blog

We have recently released the new version of NetBeans Plugin at NetBeans Plugin Portal. We have implemented one of the most important feature Search snippets.

Now, after you’ve created your own snippets you can finally find them directly from NetBeans IDE. Using this feature is very easy:

place the cursor into the opened document at the position you want to restore a saved snippet, you can also choose a text selection to replace
open the popup menu by right clicking mouse and select “Search snippet…” item
insert your keyword and press Search button
select the snippet you are looking for
press the Insert at cursor button

TagMyCode plugin for NetBeans has been published

April 14, 2014 TagMyCode Blog

netbeans-toolbar

The first TagMyCode plugin for IDE was finally released.

Before today you could use the Google Chrome extension to save your snippets outside the website, now after a hard work to improve the API we are happy to announce the release of a new plugin. We have chosen NetBeans (versions 7.4 and 8.0) as a test case that implements the “Create snippet” feature.

You can install the plugin directly from NetBeans (go to Tools > Plugins > Available Plugins, click Check for Newest, select TagMyCode and Install) or download it from PluginPortal.

After the authorization you can create a snippet of the current opened file by clicking the toolbar button or via the context menu. You can also save a portion of the code simply selecting the code you want to save and then right click and “Create new snippet…”.

All suggestions are welcome.

TagMyCode extension for Google Chrome was released

June 27, 2012 TagMyCode Blog

We are exited to announce the first beta version of the official Google Chrome extension for TagMyCode.

This tool allows you to save your snippets in a fast and easy way on Google Chrome browser.

Imagine surfing the web looking for a particular javascript function. Well! When you finally found it you just have to copy and paste the code in the plugin form.
You can also add extra informations such as description or tags and then your snippet is stored in a few seconds.

Try it now and please leave us your suggestions or report a bug.