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To run the transformations on your own project, you hence need to take a few steps:
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To run the transformations on your own project, you hence need to take a few steps:
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* clone this project, and choose the version/tag you want to use
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* clone this project, and choose the version/tag you want to use
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* publish your transformations on your environment, using `sbt publishLocal` (local publication generates the `scaladoc` in `target/scala-2.12/api/index.html`)
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* publish the package on your environment, using `sbt publishLocal` (local publication generates the `scaladoc` in `target/scala-2.12/api/index.html`)
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* in the project in which you want to use this library, update the `build.sbt` with `libraryDependencies += "fr.tima" %% "qece" % "<myVersion>"`
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* in the project in which you want to use this library, update the `build.sbt` with `libraryDependencies += "fr.tima" %% "qece" % "<myVersion>"`
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* you can access to the different classes with `import qece.<package>.<Class>`
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* you can access to the different classes with `import qece.<package>.<Class>`
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