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How to create a test directory in Intellij 13?

I'm an Intellij noob using v13.

I have a simple java project (default) structure that looks like:

  [] .idea
  [] src
     [] com.test
          mytestClass1
          mytestClass2

Now, I want to write a simple test and I'd like to put that code in /src/test/java directory. So I decided to change my project format so that it looks like:

 [] .idea
   [] src
     [] main
        [] java    
        [] resources
     [] test
        [] java    
        [] resources

After I create that structure, I'd obviously like to move my current classes in src to the main/java/com... structure.

I've read all about content roots and project structure. The info even states, "Folders within content roots can be assigned to the following categories: sources, test sources, generated sources, generated test sources and excluded folders (in Java modules - also resources and test resources)"

I've tried right-clicking on the project name then New -> Directory then entering "src/main/java" (also tried it with a leading slash) but when I right-click my new directory and select "Mark Directory As" the only option is Excluded.

If I create a new directory in the root, I can select Mark Directory As Test Sources Root but it still hangs off the root like:

  [] .idea
  [] java
  [] src
     [] com.test

Can someone please tell me how to migrate to my desired structure?

The directories structures for tests and tested classes must fit. Here is how to do it easily: stackoverflow.com/a/36057080/715269

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mariusz-s

You should have structure like this one:

 [] .idea    
 [] src
    [] main
      [] java   
           com.simpleproject
             SimpleClass.java
      [] resources
    [] test
      [] java
           com.simpleproject
             SimpleClassTest.java
      [] resources

After that go to: File->Project Structure->Modules and in "Sources" tab you can choose which folder is "test folder" (usually java in test), which "sources" (usually java in main) etc by clicking "Mark as" options.


Nice! Worked. And can you tell me the best way to refactor so that the old classes are in the new structure? (I tried ->Refactor->Move but isn't working as I'd hoped.
I am not sure I understand but I think "drag and drop" package folder/class in project view on the left side of IDE will help :)
This still seems to be the correct procedure for IntelliJ 14. Why is it so complicated? Is it because IntelliJ normally adds the test sources root on project creation?
It needn't be so complicated. Look here: stackoverflow.com/a/36057080/715269
I am always unclear on one detail. In this example is com.simpleproject a package name in the classes or a folder under java (or scala) in the project?