librarydb-app

Setup: using only Eclipse

• With Eclipse open, go to File -> Import
• Select "Git" -> "Project from Git (with smart import)"
• Select Clone URI
• Paste https://github.com/wdelo/librarydb-app into "URI:" and select "Next >"
• If all branches are not selected press "Select All", then select "Next >"
• Place the location of the project where you want (I recommend just inside the Eclipse workspace), then select "Next >"
• Make sure "Import source:" is the same location as the location in the previous step
• Make sure "Detect and configure project natures" is checked and press Finished

Setup: using command line alongside Eclipse

Cloning the project

• On the command line, go to the directory where you want the root directory of the repository to reside (I recommend going to your Eclipse workspace)
• Clone the repo into the directory: git clone https://github.com/wdelo/librarydb-app.git

Importing to Eclipse

• With Eclipse open, go to File -> Import
• Select "Projects from Folder or Archive"
• Press the "Directory..." button and select the repository directory
• Make sure "Detect and configure project natures" is checked and press Finish

Adding SQLite JDBC library

• Add the .jar file, , to the eclipse project
• Right-click on the project name
• Go to "Build Path" -> "Add External Archives..."
• In the project directory, select the .jar file, sqlite-jdbc-3.32.3.2.jar