About this software
Smart Jump is a commercial IntelliJ IDEA plugin that provides intelligent code navigation. It adds context-aware jump commands to move to definitions, references, parent classes and interfaces, with fuzzy matching and keyboard shortcuts to speed code browsing.
The plugin is distributed as a paid annual subscription through JetBrains third-party marketplace channels and is aimed at developers who need faster, more precise navigation in large codebases.
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Benefits
- Faster code navigation: Provides context-aware jumps to definitions and references.
- Jump to declaration/reference: Navigate quickly to symbol declarations or all references.
- Parent class and interface jumps: Jump to parent classes and implemented interfaces.
- Fuzzy name matching: Supports fuzzy searches when exact symbol names are unknown.
- Keyboard shortcuts: Includes configurable shortcuts for common navigation commands.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Documentation location: See the plugin page on the JetBrains Marketplace for documentation and usage notes.
- License management: Licenses and renewals are managed through the vendor or JetBrains marketplace account.
- Installation method: Install or update the plugin through the IDE Plugins tool or JetBrains Marketplace.
- Issue reporting: Report bugs or request features via the plugin's marketplace contact or publisher issue tracker.
- Compatibility notes: Check the plugin page for supported IDE versions and compatibility details.
Frequently asked questions
What is JetBrains 3rd Party Smart Jump?
A navigation tool that helps locate and open symbols, definitions, and code from third-party libraries directly within the development environment.
How does it integrate with development environments?
Typically provided as an IDE feature or plugin that adds navigation commands and UI to jump from project code to third-party symbols and sources.
What happens when third-party source is unavailable?
The tool presents available declarations, signatures, and documentation; it may fall back to compiled representations or metadata when source code cannot be opened.
How can behavior be configured?
Behavior and lookup preferences are typically adjusted via IDE settings, such as enabling the feature, choosing source lookup options, and controlling navigation shortcuts.