In this tutorial we will cover how to:

• Use Git to download GroIMP source code
• Use Maven to compile the code
• Set up Eclipse as IDE

You can find more in depth info on :

• Download the source code
• Set up Eclipse
• Set up a Maven token
• Additional commands with maven

In this tutorial we will use the following softwares (make sure they are installed on your computer):

• Git: On Linux system this is usually installed by default. On windows,

GroIMP source code is hosted on gitlab. It is split between the core - which includes the core plugin to start GroIMP (but not RGG modeling); and the additional plugins.

It is possible to download each gitlab repositories without creating accounts from the web page:

In order to properly push back modifications it is recommended to get the sources using git. In order to do so, you need to have a GitLab account (which you can create here.

1. On gitlab:
   1. Create a Gitlab account
   2. Fork the core repository
   3. create a access token for maven
2. On your device
   1. install git
   2. install maven (https://phoenixnap.com/kb/install-maven-windows)
   3. create a ssh key (https://www.theserverside.com/blog/Coffee-Talk-Java-News-Stories-and-Opinions/GitHub-SSH-Windows-Example)
   4. clone core
   5. add maven key to m2 folder
   6. Build
3. Eclipse
   1. install eclipse
   2. create new workspace
   3. import maven projects
   4. configure build
   5. add GPUFlux