About this software
Commercial JetBrains Marketplace plugin that adds editing support for Nginx configuration files within JetBrains IDEs. It supplies syntax highlighting, code assistance, and inline validation to improve editing of nginx.conf and related files.
Sold and updated through the JetBrains Marketplace, the plugin is maintained by a third-party author; consult the Marketplace listing for compatibility, licensing details, and author support channels
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Benefits
- Syntax highlighting: Provides syntax highlighting for Nginx configuration files in JetBrains IDEs
- Code assistance: Offers code completion and snippets for common Nginx directives
- Inline validation: Highlights syntax errors and structural issues while editing
- IDE integration: Integrates with JetBrains IDEs for direct .conf file editing
- Commercial distribution: Available through the JetBrains Marketplace under a paid license
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Updates via Marketplace: Plugin updates are provided through the JetBrains Marketplace update system
- Third-party support: Support and issue reporting are handled by the plugin author on the Marketplace page
- Compatibility info: Compatibility and supported IDE versions are listed on the plugin's Marketplace page
- Documentation: Documentation and usage instructions are linked from the Marketplace listing
- License details: Licensing terms and purchase options are available on the plugin's Marketplace listing
Frequently asked questions
What is JetBrains 3rd Party Nginx Configuration used for?
Provides example Nginx configuration snippets to integrate JetBrains web applications with an Nginx reverse proxy, covering routing, proxying, and environment-specific adjustments.
How are these configuration files deployed to an existing Nginx server?
Copy or include the provided snippets into the Nginx configuration directory, adapt upstream and server blocks, ensure file permissions, then test and reload Nginx to apply changes.
Does the configuration support HTTPS termination and forwarded headers?
Configuration examples typically include TLS termination directives and forwarding of proxy headers (such as X-Forwarded-For); certificates and hostname settings must be configured for the environment.
Will the configuration handle WebSocket connections or long polling?
Nginx configurations for web applications commonly include proxy directives for WebSocket support (Upgrade and Connection headers) and timeout tuning for long polling; verify and adjust as needed.
What security considerations should be applied to the Nginx configuration?
Harden the deployment by enforcing TLS, validating and limiting allowed hosts, restricting access via firewall or IP rules, using least-privilege file permissions, and reviewing headers and buffer settings for exposure.