TL;DR
Create your first EasyClick Android script project in IDEA: install the plugin → create a module → USB-connect a device → activate and run. No root required. Prefer IDEA 2026.2+ (no IDEA activation after installing the plugin).
tip
- This chapter uses IDEA macOS 2024.1.4 and EasyClick Android plugin 10.9.0; other versions may differ slightly
- Windows steps are the same as macOS
- IDEA 2019.1.0 through the latest builds are supported
- IDEA 2026.2+ does not require activating IDEA — install the plugin and use it
First script project
Download the tools
- Downloads: Tutorials & resources
- Install the latest EasyClick IDEA plugin — walkthrough: https://blog.csdn.net/qq_35246620/article/details/78289074
- Also see Downloads
- IDEA: JetBrains IDEA download
- Prefer IDEA 2026.2+ — no IDEA activation required after installing the plugin
- On Windows, launch
bin/idea64.exe
Create a workspace and project
- Open an empty folder (Open)
- Workspace looks like this
- Right-click → New → Module
- Choose EasyClick Android — script project, then Next
- Enter a module name (Chinese or English OK; avoid spaces/special characters)
- Created structure (see the IDE tools chapter for details)
Connect a device
- Open the bottom panel EasyClick Android run log for detailed output
- Menu:
EasyClick Android → Device connect → USB connect(USB debugging must be on)
- Connecting installs and launches the APK automatically
- If install fails, download the APK from
EasyClick Android → Device connect → Download APKand install manually - Success looks like this
Preview and run
- Right-click the project → Android → Preview / Run
- Or right-click inside a JS file for the same actions
- After the first successful run, use the top toolbar shortcut
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That's your first project — welcome to EasyClick development!