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| title | Feathr Scala Project Developer Guide |
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IntelliJ is the recommended IDE to use when developing Feathr. Please visit IntelliJ's installation guide to install it in your local machine. To import Feathr as a new project:
- Git clone Feathr into your local machine. i.e. via https
git clone https://github.com/feathr-ai/feathr.gitor sshgit clone git@github.com:feathr-ai/feathr.git - In IntelliJ, select
File>New>Project from Existing Sources...and selectfeathrfrom the directory you cloned. - Under
Import project from external modelselectgradle. ClickNext. - Under
Project JDKspecify a valid Java1.8JDK. - Click
Finish.
After waiting for IntelliJ to index, verify your setup by running a test suite in IntelliJ.
- Search for and open a random test, i.e. here we will go with
AnchoredFeaturesIntegTestas shown in the IntelliJ screenshot below. - Next to the class declaration, right click on the two green arrows and select
Run 'AnchoredFeaturesIntegTest'. It could be any test case. - Verify if all test cases have passed.
Please checkout Databricks' Scala Style Guide or the official Scala Style Guide.
Feathr is compiled using Gradle.
To compile, run
./gradlew build
To compile with certain java version, run
./gradlew build -Dorg.gradle.java.home=/JDK_PATH
The jar files are compiled and placed in feathr/build/libs/feathr-X.X.X.jar .
To execute tests, run
./gradlew test
To execute a single test suite, run
./gradlew test --tests com.linkedin.feathr.offline.AnchoredFeaturesIntegTest
Refer to Gradle docs for more commands.
