This page describes the process of consuming the projects provided by peterkir from Github site.
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This sections describes the initial process on a machine to setup the eclipseInstaller and allow installation of products and projects
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Powershell version 3.0 is the minimal supported version.
You can test your version in a cmd shell by executing
curl must be available. Test with
open a terminal/shell create a installation directory <eclipseInstallerDir> e.g. mkdir ~/<eclipseInstallerDir>
klib.io Products [required only after initial installation]klib.io Products the product you want to install e.g. IDEfix for OSGi Mars and press Nextklib.io Projects [required only after initial installation]klib.io Projects and check the projects you want to work e.g. example.aspectj on and press NextNext
FinishYou already completed the First-time/virgin installation" and want to install additonal products and/or projects.
This sections describes the installation of products and projects. Keep in mind that you can also just install a product and skip the project installation.
<eclipseInstallerDir>\eclipse\eclipse.exe<eclipseInstallerDir>\Eclipse Installer.appklib.io Products the product you want to install e.g. IDEfix for OSGi Mars and press Nextklib.io Projects and check the projects you want to work e.g. example.aspectj on and press NextNext
Root install folder0GitHub user IDFinishThe products you installed are as default all located in a common <instDir>. They have either the product name (product only installation) or the project and branch name.<product_or_project_branch>. You can startup your product via the following cmd lines
<installDir>\<product_or_project_branch>\eclipse\eclipse.exe<installDir>/<product_or_project_branch>/Eclipse Installer.appthe installation creates (additionally to the <installDir> folder) following directories (~ means %USERPROFILE% on windows)
~/.eclipse/org.eclipse.oomph.* containing the oomph preferences and user-specified variables~/.p2 containing the shared bundle pool for all oomph installationsyou are invited to consume and/or improve the things you find via a PullRequest;-)
It consists of 2 phased process, which involves interactions on the github.com website and on your local machine.
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