1. In MariaDB instance, create a new database called `eclipse` as that is what is configured out of the box. The table definitions for the database can be found under `./config/mariadb/ddl.sql`.
2. Run `make pre-setup`. This command will setup a basic .env file, using some basic variables used in Eclipse development to accelerate the generation of secret files.
3. Ensure that the `.env` file properties reflect the connection settings used for the MariaDB instance and the credentials needed to access the DB created in step 1.
4. Run `make setup` to finish the setup process for this API, generating the secret file under `./config/application/secret.properties`.
5. Run `compile-start` or `make compile-start-headless`. The first option binds the docker containers to the current terminal, and ends the processes when the terminal is closed. The second option starts the docker containers as part of the daemon and persists beyond the terminal session.
* make
The application can be checked by visiting http://localhost:8090/downloads/releases/2022-03. At this address, a return should be visible that represents the 2022-03 release of the Eclipse IDE.
Before starting, an environment file should be created to ensure that variables are properly available to the docker-compose instance that will hold the development environment. A copy of the base variables and some sample values are available under `./config/.env.sample`, and a copy for this workspace can be created by copying this file to the project root under the name `.env`. It is recommended that the base values for passwords be updated to ensure better security for the given system.
You can run your application in dev mode that enables live coding using:
Once created, a copy of the `sample.secret.properties` file in the `./config` folder should be created in the same folder with the name `secret.properties`. Once created, if the `.env` file was updated from the base, the `quarkus.datasource.password` should be updated to reflect the value for `DOWNLOADS_MYSQL_PASSWORD`.
After both the `.env` and the `./config/secret.properties` files have been created and configured, run either `make compile-start` or `make compile-start-headless`. The first option binds the docker containers to the current terminal, and ends the processes when the terminal is closed. The second option starts the docker containers as part of the daemon and persists beyond the terminal session.
The application can be checked by visiting http://localhost:8090/downloads/release/2022-03. At this address, a return should be visible that represents the 2022-03 release of the Eclipse IDE.
