Janes Asmussen Szarmach
Development should be focused on Jasify Schedule App Engine
- I suggest using ssh so setup ssh keys.
- Or get the GitHub native app for mac or windows but this will not integrate with your IDE...
- Checkout the project
git clone [email protected]:krico/jas.git
- Import the project in IntelliJ (todo: document eclipse)
- Open IntelliJ
- Select import
- navigate to "./jas"
- double click on pom.xml
- That's it! You should see something like this
- Sub modules are placed in
category/category-module/pom.xml
, they should have groupIdcom.jasify.category
artifactIdcategory-module
and the package should becom.jasify.category.module
. - Example:
schedule/schedule-appengine/pom.xml
groupId:com.jasify.schedule
, artifactId: schedule-appengine and package: com.jasify.schedule.appengine
Information on how to get started as a developer id described on DEVELOPER.md
- github site!!! http://krico.github.io/jas
- Created Jasify Schedule App Engine
- I followed the app engine tutorial and checked in the app-engine-tutorial, the resulting module of following that tutorial step by step. The app is in production here.
- I followed the cloud endpoints tutorial and checked in the cloud-endpoints-tutorial, the resulting module of following that tutorial step by step.
- I added a parent pom.xml so that you can import the entire project at once...