IntelliJ cmd line formatter

FILES=$(git diff --name-only `git merge-base HEAD green`)
FORMAT_BIN=${HOME}/.ideaformatter/Contents/bin/format.sh

if [[ ! -f ${FORMAT_BIN} ]]; then
  echo 'Please symlink idea into $HOME/.ideaformatter';
  exit 1;
fi

FILES_ARR=($FILES)
ABS_FILES=( "${FILES_ARR[@]/#/`cd .. && pwd`/}" )

echo "Formatting ${ABS_FILES[@]}"
SETTINGS_FILE=`pwd`/.idea/codeStyleSettings.xml

cd ~/.ideaformatter/Contents/bin && ./format.sh -s ${SETTINGS_FILE} ${ABS_FILES[@]}

The following works better for me -- it only formats changed files (checked out + staged). I was finding the branch-based approach touch to use.

I have IJ installed standalone and not as part of the toolbox.

Assumes $CANVA points to your canva dir (which can be set up in your ~/.bashrc, sourced from ~/.bash_profile):

SETTINGS_FILE=$CANVA/.idea/codeStyleSettings.xml
FILES=$(git diff --name-only HEAD')
FILES_ARR=($FILES)
ABS_FILES=( "${FILES_ARR[@]/#/`cd .. && pwd`/}" )
(cd /Applications/IntelliJ\ IDEA.app/Contents/bin && ./format.sh -s $SETTINGS_FILE ${ABS_FILES[@]})