wtf is intellij-jsonnet?

This is a plugin that makes IntelliJ IDEA (a code editor made by JetBrains) understand Jsonnet files. Jsonnet is a templating language used to generate JSON configuration files, often in cloud infrastructure and DevOps workflows. Instead of writing raw JSON by hand, teams use Jsonnet to write more flexible, reusable templates that can be shared across projects. The plugin adds several developer-friendly features to IntelliJ when you're working with Jsonnet. It highlights the syntax so code is color-coded and easier to read. It also gives you autocomplete suggestions as you type, for instance, if you're importing another file or referencing a variable you defined earlier, the editor will suggest the correct names so you don't have to type them out or remember the exact spelling. You can click on an imported file or variable name and jump directly to where it's defined, which saves time navigating large projects. The plugin also supports code folding (collapsing sections to reduce clutter) and block selection (selecting chunks of code at once). Who would use this? Anyone working with Jsonnet in an IntelliJ-based editor, typically platform engineers, DevOps teams, or infrastructure-as-code developers. For example, if your team uses Jsonnet to manage Kubernetes configurations or cloud resource definitions, this plugin makes the editing experience much smoother and more productive, similar to what you'd expect from editing Python or Java in the same editor. To install it, you'd go to IntelliJ's plugin marketplace and search for this plugin, then add it to your editor. Once installed, it automatically activates whenever you open a .jsonnet, .jsonnet.TEMPLATE, or .libsonnet file.