How do you input command line arguments in IntelliJ IDEA

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I usually input command line arguments in Eclipse via run configuration  But I don t know how do achieve the same task in IntelliJ IDEA

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Example I have a class Test     Then  Go to config to run class Test   Step 1  Add Application    Step 2      You can input arguments in the Program Arguments textbox

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Windows  Linux  some Macs   ALT SHIFT F10  Right  E  Enter  Tab  enter your command line parameters  Enter   -   Mac with  OS X 10 5  key schema   CTRL ALT R  Right  E  Enter  Tab  enter your command line parameters  Enter

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maytham-   i     you can use this code to simulate input of file   System setIn new FileInputStream  FILE NAME       Or send file name as parameter and then put it into FileInputStream   System setIn new FileInputStream args 0

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There s an  edit configurations  item on the Run menu  and on the pull-down to the left of the two green  run  and  debug  arrows on the toolbar   In that panel  you create a configuration with the     button in the top left  and then you can choose the Class containing main    add VM parameters and command-line args  specify the working directory and any environment variables     There are other options there as well  code coverage  logging  build  JRE  etc

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Main Program - gt  Run - gt  Edit Configurations - gt  Inside Configuration there is Program arguments text box  add space separated argument in the text box  Then you can read those arguments in the  args array  public static void main String   args

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In IntelliJ  if you want to pass args parameters to the main method   go to-  edit configurations  program arguments  5 10 25  you need to pass the arguments through space separated and click apply and save   now run the program if you print  System out println args 0    System out println args 1    System out println args 2    Out put is 5 10 25

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As  EastOcean said  We can add it by choosing Run Debug configurations option  In my case  I have to set configuration for junit  So on clicking Edit configurations option  a pop up window is displayed  Then followed the below steps   Click on   icon Choose junit from the list Then we can see Configuration tab in the right hand side Select test kind  in my case Its a Class Next step browse through the location of the class which needs to be executed run Next to that  choose VM Option  click on expand arrow icons Set required arguments for an example  -Durl  quot http   test com home quot  -Dsourcename  quot API quot  -Dbrowsername  quot chrome quot   Set jre path   Save and run  Thank you

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We cannot go into Terminal and give in the good old java Classname arg1 arg2 arg3  We ll have to edit the run configuration   Step 1   Take the Run menu Step 2   Select Edit Configurations Step 3   Fill the Program arguments field      After that  the arguments will be inserted to the end of the command that IntelliJ creates whenever you run the program

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On a MacBook Air with  OSX 10 11 3     ctrl   alt   r e  Enter  Program arguments  Write your command line parameters  space between each item if you have more than one argument  Enter

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If you are using intellij go to Run  gt  Edit Configurations menu setting  A dialog box will appear  Now you can add arguments to the Program arguments input field

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Do this steps  -  Go to Run - Edit Configuration -  Application  on the left of the panel   -  select the scala application that u want to run -   program argument

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To do this in IntelliJ IDEA 2020 2 3  Community edition  on Windows 10   ALT-SHIFT-F10 0  TAB  7 times  Updated for 11 2020

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You separate multiple program arguments with spaces   this was not obvious to me   Program arguments Julia 52 Actress

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