Importing into IntelliJ

IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition can be downloaded for free from here.

Adding the custom code style formatter

We have designed our code style formatter for Java and JavaScript code.

• Go to File->Settings->Editor->Code Style->Java->Cog symbol->Import Scheme->Eclipse XML Profile and import openRobertaJava formatter from ./Resources/formatter folder

Import the project in IntelliJ

This assumes that you have read and followed the 'Prerequisites' page in our wiki with the same paths.

• Start IntelliJ and use 'File | Open Project (Alt + F + O)'
• Navigate to the 'openroberta-lab' directory that was cloned with git and double-click it
• In the upcoming dialog select 'Open as project'
• In the popup in the button 'Unregistered VCS root detected', click 'Add root'
• Right click OpenRobertaServer and choose 'Open Module Settings (F4)'
• Under 'Project Settings | Modules', add all robot plugin modules as a Compile dependency
• Under 'Project Settings | Project' set the project SDK to Java 1.8

Start the server

• Go to OpenRobertaServer module (de.fhg.iais.roberta.main)
  • locate 'ServerStarter.java' (src/main/java/de/fhg/iais/roberta/main/ServerStarter.java) and run it (Ctrl + Shift + F10)
    • This will immediately start the server, but paths to the compiler are not correct until now
    • Terminate the server with a click on the red square
• Open newly generated Run Configuration (Menu: 'Run / Edit Configurations... ')
  • in Program Arguments add: -d database.parentdir=./OpenRobertaServer -d server.staticresources.dir=./OpenRobertaServer/staticResources -d robot.crosscompiler.resourcebase=../ora-cc-rsc
  • Make sure the Working directory is set: <path to your git repo> (relative paths also work)

Run the tests

• Use 'Run | Edit Configurations'
• Click 'Add', select 'Maven', call the new entry 'tests'
• Set the working directory to 'OpenRobertaParent' (the git checkout dir)
• Set the command line to 'test'