About this software
Integrated terminal available inside JetBrains IDEs that embeds a shell and terminal emulator into the development environment. It runs the user’s system shell (bash, zsh, PowerShell, cmd) and supports multiple sessions, tabs, and configurable shell settings. The terminal is delivered via the bundled Terminal plugin and uses the JediTerm terminal engine. JetBrains Marketplace and plugin APIs enable third-party integrations and terminal extensions such as Fig’s autocomplete support for JetBrains terminals.
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Benefits
- In-IDE terminal: Run a shell directly inside JetBrains IDEs without switching applications
- Multiple sessions: Open multiple tabs and terminal sessions per project
- Shell compatibility: Supports common shells like bash, zsh, PowerShell, and cmd
- Third-party integrations: Supports third-party terminal extensions via the Marketplace and plugins
- Java-based engine: Uses the JediTerm Java terminal widget used across JetBrains IDEs
Available languages
- English
- Chinese (Simplified)
Support information
- Official documentation: Comprehensive Terminal docs explain setup, shells, and engine options
- Marketplace plugin support: Plugin pages include developer contact and issue links for third-party extensions
- GitHub engine project: JediTerm source and issues are available on the JetBrains GitHub repository
- Community forums: Ask questions and find user reports on JetBrains community channels and forums
- Release notes and blog: Check JetBrains blog and release notes for terminal engine updates and changes
Frequently asked questions
What is JetBrains 3rd Party Friendly Terminal?
A plugin or tool that enables use of third-party terminal emulators within JetBrains development environments, providing integrated command-line access alongside coding workflows.
How does it integrate with JetBrains development tools?
Designed to connect external terminal emulators to JetBrains development tools so command-line workflows operate without switching applications.
Which shells and terminal emulators can be used?
Compatible terminals typically include common system shells and third-party emulators supported by the host operating system; exact compatibility depends on the external terminal's interface.
How are environment variables and profiles handled?
Environment variables, profiles, and startup commands follow the external terminal's configuration; the IDE may offer settings to pass or inherit environment values when launching terminals.