1. Community Plugins

Community Plugins 

sbt Organization 

The sbt organization is available for use by any sbt plugin. Developers who contribute their plugins into the community organization will still retain control over their repository and its access. The goal of the sbt organization is to organize sbt software into one central location.

A side benefit to using the sbt organization for projects is that you can use gh-pages to host websites under the https://www.scala-sbt.org domain.

The sbt autoplugin giter8 template is a good place to start. This sets up a new sbt plugin project appropriately. The generated README includes a summary of the steps for publishing a new community plugin.

Community Ivy Repository 

Lightbend has provided a freely available Ivy Repository for sbt projects to use. This Ivy repository is mirrored from the freely available Bintray service. If you’d like to submit your plugin, please follow these instructions: Bintray For Plugins.

Cross building plugins from sbt 0.13 

See Cross Build Plugins.

Plugins available for sbt 1.0 (including RC-x) 

[Edit] this page to submit a pull request that adds your plugin to the list.

Code formatter plugins 

Documentation plugins 

  • tut: documentation and tutorial generator.
  • Laika: Transform Markdown or reStructuredText into HTML or PDF with Templating.
  • sbt-site: site generator.
  • sbt-microsites: generate and publish microsites using Jekyll.
  • sbt-unidoc: create unified API documentation across subprojects.
  • sbt-ghpages: publish generated sites to GitHub pages.
  • sbt-class-diagram: generate class diagrams from Scala source code.
  • sbt-api-mappings: generate Scaladoc apiMappings for common Scala libraries.
  • literator: generate literate-style markdown docs from your sources.
  • sbt-example:  generate ScalaTest test suites from examples in Scaladoc.
  • sbt-delombok:  delombok Java sources files that contain Lombok annotations to make Javadoc contain Lombok-generated classes and methods.
  • sbt-alldocs: collect all the docs for a project and dependencies into a single folder.
  • sbt-apidoc: A port of apidocjs to sbt, to document REST Api.
  • sbt-github-pages (docs): publish a website to GitHub Pages with minimal effort - works well with GitHub Actions.
  • sbt-docusaur (docs): build a website using Docusaurus and publish to GitHub Pages with minimal effort - works well with GitHub Actions.
  • sbt-hl-compiler: compile the code snippets from documentation (to keep it consistent).
  • sbt-scaladoc-compiler: compile the code snippets included in Scaladoc comments.

One jar plugins 

Release plugins 

Deployment integration plugins 

  • sbt-heroku: deploy applications directly to Heroku.
  • sbt-docker-compose: launch Docker images using docker compose.
  • sbt-appengine deploy your webapp to Google App Engine.
  • sbt-marathon: deploy applications on Apache Mesos using the Marathon framework.
  • sbt-riotctl: deploy applications as systemd services directly to a Raspberry Pi, ensuring dependencies (e.g. wiringpi) are met.
  • sbt-kind: load built docker images into a kind cluster.

Utility and system plugins 

IDE integration plugins 

Test plugins 

  • scripted: integration testing for sbt plugins.
  • sbt-jmh: run Java Microbenchmark Harness (JMH) benchmarks from sbt.
  • sbt-doctest: generate and run tests from Scaladoc comments.
  • gatling-sbt: performance and load-testing using Gatling.
  • sbt-multi-jvm: run tests using multiple JVMs.
  • sbt-scalaprops: scalaprops property-based testing integration.
  • sbt-testng: TestNG framework integration.
  • sbt-jcstress: Java Concurrency Stress Test (jcstress) integration.
  • sbt-stryker4s: Test your tests with mutation testing.
  • sbt-cached-ci: Incremental sbt builds for CI environments.

Library dependency plugins 

Web and frontend development plugins 

Database plugins 

Framework-specific plugins 

  • sbt-newrelic: NewRelic support for artefacts built with sbt-native-packager.
  • sbt-spark: Spark application configurator.
  • sbt-api-builder: support for ApiBuilder from within sbt’s shell.

Code generator plugins 

  • sbt-buildinfo: generate Scala code from SBT setting keys.
  • sbt-scalaxb: generate model classes from XML schemas and WSDL.
  • sbt-protobuf: protobuf code generator.
  • sbt-header: auto-generate source code file headers (such as copyright notices).
  • sbt-boilerplate: TupleX and FunctionX boilerplate code generator.
  • sbt-avro: Apache Avro schema and protocol generator.
  • sbt-aspectj: AspectJ weaving for sbt.
  • sbt-protoc: protobuf code generator using protoc.
  • sbt-contraband (docs): generate pseudo-case classes from GraphQL schemas.
  • sbt-antlr4: run ANTLR v4 from sbt.
  • sbt-sql: generate model classes from SQL.
  • sbt-partial-unification: enable partial unification support in Scala (SI-2712).
  • sbt-i18n: transform your i18n bundles into Scala code.
  • sbt-lit: build literate code with sbt.
  • sbt-embedded-files: generate Scala objects containing the contents of glob-specified files as strings or byte-arrays.
  • sbt-scala-ts: generate TypeScript code according compiled Scala types (case class, trait, object, …).

Static code analysis plugins 

Code coverage plugins 

Create new project plugins 

  • sbt-fresh: create an opinionated fresh sbt project.

In-house plugins 

Verification plugins 

Language support plugins 

  • sbt-frege: build Frege code with sbt.
  • sbt-cc: compile C and C++ source files with sbt.