IDE Set Up

Eclipse

1. Install the (latest) J2EE version of Eclipse

   • https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/

2. Open the Git Repositories view. Its also useful to open the Git Staging view.

3. Import the cloned repo into Eclipse by selecting the 3 dot menu-> Add a repository, then select the ai-signalprocessing repo.

   • Alternatively, you can copy the SSH repo link and select Paste Respository Path or URL, instead.

4. Import projects from the repo.

   • In the Get Repositories view, right click the new repo and select Import
   • Search for nested projects.
   • Add at least the aisp-core-main project.

5. Apply maven user setings Preferences->Maven->User Settings and set Global Settings to aisp-core/aisp-core-main/maven_settings.xml

6. If using Eclipse on Windows, you must configure Eclipse and git for Unix-style newlines. No need to perform the Window Credentials piece if using ssh keys.

7. If using ssh keys on github, you need to tell Eclipse where your private key is. In eclipse, use Windows->Preferences->General->Network->SSH to set the location. See this if you need help setting up ssh keys.

8. When you first checkout these projects, you may get errors on the projects inside Eclipse. This can usually be fixed by right clicking on the project and selecting WebContent->Validate.

9. Finally if you're new to Git and Eclipse, these videos might be useful

   • Git Overview: Introduction to basic parts of working with Git in Eclipse.
   • Create Git Repository: Check-in an existing project into a new Git repository on GitHub.
   • Checkout from Git: Check-out an existing project from a Git repository onto your local computer.
   • Changes in Branches: The standard workflow of making changes in topic branches, merging, and pushing.
   • Pushing changes between repositories with EGit.
   • Merging using eGit.

IntelliJ

1. Install gradle using command brew install gradle
2. In IntelliJ set the gradle location to $GRADLE_HOME/1.6/libexec