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How can I log something for debugging purpose from within a IntelliJ plugin? (I'm not using Community Edition)
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View logs When running your application, you can view the associated local log files in separate tabs of the Run or Debug tool window. For IntelliJ IDEA to identify which logs to show, you need to specify them in the respective run/debug configuration.
To debug a pluginSelect Run | Debug... in the main menu, or press Shift+F9 .
Press Ctrl+Alt+S to open the IDE settings and select Plugins.
IntelliJ IDEA integrates with ESLint and other most popular JavaScript code linters that detect problems in your code without executing it. When installed and enabled, a linter activates automatically every time you open a JavaScript file, reports detected errors and warnings, and suggests quick-fixes where possible.
com.intellij.openapi.diagnostic.Logger is the officially recommended logger to use for IntelliJ plugin development. See this for more details: https://devnet.jetbrains.com/message/5306410#5306410
The thread is old so some of the other information might be outdated, that class still exists and should be used for logging.
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I think that this will be helpful. It is a wrapper that provides logging based on IDEA internals or java.util.logging (if internals aren't available).
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