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| − | ==First steps==
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| − | To build Freeplane, you can:
| + | == Requirements == |
| | + | * You need java 11 or later and gradle >= 6.0 |
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| − | # Get the source code in one of the following ways:
| + | == Download gradle == |
| − | #* Download the freeplane_src archive from http://sourceforge.net/projects/freeplane/files/ ('''NOT''' the freeplane_srcpure archive -- this does not contain the external libraries required for the build.)
| + | * Download gradle: https://gradle.org/releases/ |
| − | #* Check out the latest source code from the bzr repository (for bzr repository URLs, see below). Do one of the following, depending on whether you prefer a small checkout-directory size, or a repository having full history:
| + | * Unzip to your home directory |
| − | #** <code>bzr checkout --lightweight URL freeplane</code> [no history, directory size ~ 30MB] '''OR'''
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| − | #** <code>bzr clone URL freeplane</code> [full history, directory size ~ 150MB]
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| − | #* Update to the latest source code in the bzr repository. From within the freeplane bzr directory:
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| − | #** <code>bzr update</code>
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| − | # Build the source code, by typing the following commands:
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| − | #* <code>cd freeplane</code>
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| − | #* <code>ant build</code> [see ant section below for more details]
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| − | After the code finishes building, it can be found inside the <code>freeplane/freeplane_framework/build</code> directory.
| + | == Clone the freeplane repository == |
| | + | git clone https://github.com/freeplane/freeplane.git |
| | + | cd freeplane |
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| − | ==Bazaar branches:== | + | == Run gradle == |
| − | * Current development: <code>bzr://freeplane.bzr.sourceforge.net/bzrroot/freeplane/freeplane_program/trunk</code> | + | * Gradle wrapper files are intentionally not committed to the sources but git ignored so that you can add them yourself if you need them. |
| − | * Maintenance branch for 1.1 releases: <code>bzr://freeplane.bzr.sourceforge.net/bzrroot/freeplane/freeplane_program/release_branches/1_0_x</code>
| + | $ ~/Downloads/gradle-6.0.1/bin/gradle build |
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| − | Further information on the Bazaar repository used by Freeplane is available on the [[Bazaar howto]] wiki page.
| + | == Run freeplane == |
| − | | + | cd BIN |
| − | == Using ant == | + | ./freeplane.sh # linux |
| − | Building Freeplane requires that you have [http://ant.apache.org/ ant] installed on your computer. From the ant directory you can run <code>ant TARGET</code> where <code>TARGET</code> is one of the following:
| + | freeplane.bat |
| − | * build (create directory with binaries in freeplane/freeplane_framework/build)
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| − | * binzip (create binary zipfile in freeplane/freeplane_framework/dist)
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| − | * srczip (create source zipfile in freeplane/freeplane_framework/dist)
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| − | * installer (create windows installer in freeplane/freeplane_framework/dist)
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| − | * portableinstaller (create portable-windows installer in freeplane/freeplane_framework/dist)
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| − | * dmg4mac (create OS X DMG file in freeplane/freeplane_framework/dist)
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| − | Specifying no target will end up building all of the above targets.
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| − | If you wish to specify a destination build directory, you can do so by adding the <code>build</code> property as a commandline argument to ant:
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| − | * <code>ant -Dbuild=<destination directory> build</code> .
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| − | If you change some translation (.properties) files you may get an error like this:
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| − | check-translation:
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| − | [check-translation]
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| − | D:\Freeplane121\freeplane\viewer-resources\translations\Resources_en.properties requires formatting - content changed
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| − | BUILD FAILED
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| − | D:\Freeplane121\freeplane_framework\ant\build.xml:56: The following error occurred while executing this line:
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| − | D:\Freeplane121\freeplane_framework\ant\build.xml:37: The following error occurred while executing this line:
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| − | D:\Freeplane121\freeplane\ant\build.xml:50: The following error occurred while executing this line:
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| − | D:\Freeplane121\freeplane\ant\build.xml:191: 1 files require proper formatting - run format-translation to fix | |
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| − | In this case you have to format the properties-Files.
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| − | This is done with
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| − | ant format-translation
| + | == Create package == |
| − | | + | ~/git2/freeplane(1.7.x u=)$ ~/Downloads/gradle-6.0.1/bin/gradle clean build dist |
| − | === Ant options for building freeplane for upload on Source Forge servers === | + | ls DIST |
| − | Please consider following settings
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| − | '''For building test versions:'''
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| − | ant -Dminor=XX | |
| − | *-Dminor=XX adds the testversion number to the file names for creating the test version.
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| − | '''For building stable versions:'''
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| − | ant -Dskip_bugreport=true
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| − | *-Dskip_bugreport=true excludes plugin bugreport from build.
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| − | '''Use option -Dskip_bugreport=true to exclude the bugreport plugin compiling the stable versions''' (not the testversions, alpha, beta and rc but only the final stable versions like the coming Freeplane 1.1.0).
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| − | *Similar -Dskip_PLUGIN options are available for skipping the other plugins like -Dskip_script=true but they are usually not needed.
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| − | [[Category:Developer_Documentation]] | + | == Configuring an IDE == |
| | + | * See [[IDE setup| how to set up IDE]] |
