IDEA tip: The command line in Markdown can be run directly

As a developer, I believe that most people like to use Markdown to write articles and documents.

If you often use open source projects or maintain open source projects yourself, you must be familiar with the README files under the project. Usually, we will introduce the functions of the project and how to use it here.

For some open source projects that need to be executed with commands, some command-line operation prompts will also be attached.

In this way, we can read the documentation and type commands to install and use this open source project. Of course, you can also choose to copy the command to the terminal for execution.

But, you know what? There is also an easy way in IDEA's Markdown editor!

Did you notice this little green arrow?

In fact, we only need to click on him directly, and the command can be executed directly!

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In addition, it needs to be specially mentioned that the support of this function starts from the IntelliJ IDEA 2022.1 version released on April 12, because recently I happened to record the video content of the IDEA Tips topic to share some tips in the use of IDEA. So, for some good new features of this version, they have also begun to be added. If you want to continue to pay attention to these content, you can follow my B station through the link above, and continue to provide you with short technical tips to help you improve a little bit every day!

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