samuelmasuy / ninefoo

ninefoo

Note we will use for this project:

• Java 1.7
• Gradle for build, test, run
• JUnit 4

Getting started with Gradle

1. Download gradle binaries

   https://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-2.4-bin.zip

2. Add gradle to you environment path

   GRADLE_HOME/bin to your PATH environment variable

3. Make sure it works

   Navigate to the git repo in your terminal.

   cd ninefoo/
   gradle build

4. Set dev env

   • Eclipse

     • Generate your project file and settings files with gradle

       gradle eclipse

     • Get the gradle plugin:

       https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/gradle-integration-eclipse-44

     • Open eclipse and import the project as a gradle project.

   • IntelliJ

     • The gradle plugin is usually allready installed.
     • Import project as a gradle project

5. Common gradle commands

• gradle build will build and test the project.
• gradle test
• gradle run run the main application.
• gradle tasks for all the possible thing you can do with gradle.

For a gradle quickstart: https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/tutorial_java_projects.html

Markdown basics

For better and clearer communication in the issues,
Please take 3 minutes to read mastering-markdown!
Especially for code syntax highlting:

```java
System.out.println('ninefoo')
```

And for mentions:

@mention

git Basics

git clone theUrlOfTheRepo
git pull Retreive changes from the remote repo to your local copy, always pull remote changes before you start working.
git status
git add myFiles
git commit -m "the commit message inside quotes"
git push origin myBranch
git diff - see your changes before commiting
git branch - Create your own branch.
git push --set-upstream origin - Push origin on GitHub.
git checkout - Switch to a branch.
git log - See previous commits