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3. How to start developing using Eclipse

  • Make a local working copy of the project (git clone https://github.com/lealceldeiro/gms.git).

3.1. API Server module

  • Go to File > Import.

Image: Import

  • Select the wizard for "Existing Gradle Project"

Image: Select the wizard for Existing Gradle Project

  • Select the server folder location (where you checked out the project from github)

Image: Select the server folder location

  • Specify the gradle and Java options. The recommended way is to leave it as it is by default for gradle: use the wrapper. Nevertheless you can customize all these parameters as desired.

Image: Specify the Gradle and Java options

  • Check that all parameters are the correct ones for the import in the "Import Preview" step and click Finish.

Image: Import Preview

  • The server module should be imported at this point and shown similar to this:

Image: Import Preview

3.2. Client module

  • Go to File > Import.

Image: Import

  • Select the wizard for "Angular Project"

Image: Select the wizard for Angular Project

  • Select the client folder location (where you checked out the project from github)

Image: Select the server folder location

  • Check that all parameters are the correct ones for the import in the "Configure NPM and Angular CLI Commands" step and click Finish (this will search for the Angular CLI framework) installed through the angular-cli node package.

Image: Configure NPM and Angular CLI Commands

  • The client module should be imported at this point and shown similar to this:

Image: Import Preview

At this point in the workspace should be two projects (server and client)

3.3. Additional tools

These tools are not really mandatory, but in order to get an increased productivity they are recommended.