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@@ -145,21 +145,21 @@ adjust it [Here](http://localhost:8090/ConfigHTCache_p.html) to fit your needs. Join the large number of contributors that make YaCy what it is; community software. -To start developing YaCy in Eclipse: +To start developing YaCy in **Eclipse**: - Clone https://github.com/yacy/yacy_search_server.git using build-in Eclipse features (File -> Import -> Git) - or Download source form this side (download button "Code" -> download as Zip -> and unpack) - Import a Gradle project (File -> Import -> Gradle -> Existing Gradle Project). - in the tab "Gradle Tasks" are tasks available to use build the project (e.g. build -> build or application -> run) -To start developing YaCy in Netbeans: +To start developing YaCy in **Netbeans**: - clone https://github.com/yacy/yacy_search_server.git (Team → Git → Clone) - if you checked "scan for project" you'll be asked to open the project - Open the project (File → Open Project) - you may directly use all the Netbeans build feature. -To start developing YaCy in IntelliJ IDEA: +To start developing YaCy in **IntelliJ IDEA**: - clone https://github.com/yacy/yacy_search_server.git - File -> New -> Project from Version Control -> URL (see above) -> Clone @@ -183,14 +183,14 @@ git clone https://github.com/yacy/yacy_search_server ``` Compiling YaCy: -- You need Java 1.8 or later and [Apache Ant](https://ant.apache.org/). -- Compile: `ant clean all` - then you can `./startYACY.sh` or `./startYACY.bat`. -- Create a release tarball: `ant dist`. -- Create a macOS release: `ant distMacApp` (only works on macOS). -- Create a Debian release: `ant deb`. -- Work with Eclipse: Within Eclipse you also need to start the ant build process. - because the servlet pages are not compiled by the Eclipse build process. -after the dist procedure, the release can be found in the RELEASE subdirectory. +- You need Java 1.8 or later and [Gradle](https://gradle.org/). +- Compile: `gradlew build` - then you can `./startYACY.sh` or `./startYACY.bat`. +- Create a release tarball and zip archive: `gradlew packageDist`. +- Create a Windows installer release exe: `gradlew distWinInstaller`. +- Create a macOS release: not yet availabe with gradle (old build `ant distMacApp` (only works on macOS)). +- Work with Eclipse or other IDE: Within the IDE you also need to start the gradle build process + because the servlet pages are not compiled by the IDE build process. + after the dist procedure, the release can be found in the build/distributions subdirectory. ## APIs and attaching software |