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### Open the lib/jar directory and select all jars | ### Open the lib/jar directory and select all jars | ||
### Select add to kolmafia ''default is to name the library after the first jar. This can be changed on the next step.'' | ### Select add to kolmafia ''default is to name the library after the first jar. This can be changed on the next step.'' | ||
### Select the '''Name''' field and enter "kol- | ### Select the '''Name''' field and enter "kol-library-jars" | ||
### Choose the '''+''' button to add another library | |||
### Open the src/jar directory and select all jars | |||
### Select add to kolmafia | |||
### Select the '''Name''' field and enter "kol-source-jars" | |||
## Select '''Modules''' in the Left Menu | ## Select '''Modules''' in the Left Menu | ||
### In the '''Paths''' tab, select '''Inherit project compile output path''' | ### In the '''Paths''' tab, select '''Inherit project compile output path''' |
Revision as of 02:00, 25 November 2020
This guide assumes that you have a recent enough version of JAVA JDK, ANT, and IntelliJ Idea. Completing Compiling from Source is a requirement for this guide, although experienced developers can skip to whatever step is appropriate.
Build and Config Project Setup
- From the IntelliJ IDEA File Menu, choose New>New Project from Existing Sources...
- Choose the directory with the kolmafia build.xml file and press Open
- Choose Create Project from Existing Sources and press Next
- Enter the name KoLmafia and press Next
- Verify that the project is visible to IDEA and press Finish
- Add the Ant Build File
- Open the Ant Toolbar Item (typically on the right side, and not very large)
- Choose the + button to add a build file
- Choose build.xml from the file selector and press Open
- Verify that a list of ANT targets appears in the Ant Toolbar
- Check Project Settings
- From the File Menu, choose Project Structure...
- Select Project on the Left Menu
- set the Name to kolmafia
- set the Project SDK to any SDK version 1.8 or higher
- set the project language level to 8
- set the project compiler output to the build subdirectory
- Select the libraries tab
- Choose the + button to add library
- Select Type: Java
- Open the lib/jar directory and select all jars
- Select add to kolmafia default is to name the library after the first jar. This can be changed on the next step.
- Select the Name field and enter "kol-library-jars"
- Choose the + button to add another library
- Open the src/jar directory and select all jars
- Select add to kolmafia
- Select the Name field and enter "kol-source-jars"
- Select Modules in the Left Menu
- In the Paths tab, select Inherit project compile output path
- Close the Project Settings window
- Add Run/Debug Configuration
- From the Run Menu choose Edit Configurations...
- Choose the + button to add a new configuration
- Select Application
- In the Name Field, enter "KoLmafia"
- In the Main Class Field, select the Selector [...], wait for it to populate the field, and choose KoLmafia
- Add any VM or program arguments needed (typically none)
- for the working directory, add the directory of your KoLmafia user data (e.g. ~/Library/Application\ Support/kolmafia )
- set the "before launch" tasks at bottom (may need to scroll to see the bottom of the configurations window...)
- Select the + button at the bottom of the the before launch group
- Select Run ANT target set.released.false and drag it above the Build task.
- Select Run ANT target set.version and drag it above the Build task.
- Select Run ANT target unset.properties. Leave it below the Build Task
- Choose Apply
- Choose Close
Test by pressing the run arrow next to your config name in the toolbar at the top of the window.
Optional Steps
- Setup SVN to update from IntelliJ (can still be done from the command line or a tool)
- TODO: FIXME...
- For easier coding, download the KoLMafia Style Definitions and import them in the IntelliJ Code Style Preferences.