Open files from the command line

Open an arbitrary file or folder in DataGrip from the command line, optionally specifying where to put the caret after opening.

Syntax

datagrip.bat [--line <number>] <path ...>

Examples

Open a project:

datagrip.bat C:\MyProject

Open a specific file on line number 42:

datagrip.bat --line 42 C:\MyProject\scripts\numbers.js

Syntax

datagrip --line <number> <path>

Examples

Open a project:

datagrip ~/MyProject

Open a specific file on line number 42:

datagrip --line 42 ~/MyProject/scripts/numbers.js

Syntax

datagrip.sh --line <number> <path>

Examples

Open a project:

datagrip.sh ~/MyProject

Open a specific file on line number 42:

datagrip.sh --line 42 ~/MyProject/scripts/numbers.js

When you specify the path to a file or directory in an existing project, DataGrip opens this project. If the file does not belong to a project, DataGrip creates a temporary project for it. If you open a directory that is not a part of a project, DataGrip adds the .idea directory to it, making it a project.

Last modified: 13 April 2020