Add site in Eclipse:
https://amadeusitgroup.github.io/eclipse-toml-editor/updates
and install newest version available.
After you get source from repository, just import main project with 3 sub-projects into workspace:
- com.amadeus.eclipse.toml_editor.feature
- com.amadeus.eclipse.toml_editor.plugin
- updates
- Open plugin.xml (com.amadeus.eclipse.toml_editor.plugin)
- Navigate to 'Overview' tab
- Select 'Launch and Eclipse application' in Testing section
- Open com.amadeus.eclipse.toml_editor.updates/site.xml
Either 'Synchronize...' or add feature (if not on the list)
- Add Feature... Select 'com.amadeus.eclipse.toml_editor.feature' Then:
- Build All
One can generate plugin and/or feature step-by-step
- Open com.amadeus.eclipse.taml_editor.plugin/plugin.xml
- Use Export Wizard
- Destination: specify directory where to put jar file with plugin hint: Browse to select 'com.amadeus.eclipse.toml_editor.updates'
- Open com.amadeus.eclipse.toml_editor.feature/feature.xml
- Use Export Wizard
- Destination: specify directory where to put jar file with plugin hint: Browse to select 'updates'
- Open updates/site.xml
- Build
With pages.github we have plugin 'published' automatically when 'updates' project is pushed. Once other location/webserver is in use:
- Copy content of project 'updates' to your updates page.
- Build All (site.xml - as above)
- Create ZIP with content of project 'updates'
- Add new site in Eclipse: point archive (ZIP) instead of http, give name
- Select new site (by name) to install from
- Install required feature (watch: newest version if more available)
- Preferences... -> Appearance -> Colors and Fonts -> TOML Editor (colors, fonts)
- Right-click any TOML file, 'Open With' -> Other... -> TOML Editor