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• Java
• Maven
• Here we describe the setup in IntelliJ, but you can use an IDE of your choice
• Docker / Docker Compose

Development Environment

In this setup we will start the backend, connect, and the processors in your IDE. The UI and all the other services run in docker.

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1. Clone Installer [Link]

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   language bash title Prepare Installer
   # SSH git clone git@github.com:apache/incubator-streampipes.git # HTTPS git clone https://github.com/apache/incubator-streampipes.git # switch to development branch git checkout dev

   
   

2. Open CLI directory

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   language bash title Prepare Installer
   cd installer cd cli

   
   

3. Configure StreamPipes for backend development

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   language bash title Prepare Installer
   ./streampipes env --set backend # Updates the file 'system'. All StreamPipes services required for development are selected

   
   

4. Start third party services (e.g. CouchDB, Kafka, ... in docker)

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   language bash title Prepare Installer
   ./streampipes up -d

   
   

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1. Add a new application with the following Run/Debug Configurations
2. Main class: org.apache.streampipes.service.backendcore.StreamPipesBackendApplication
3. Use classpath of module: streampipes-service-backendcore
4. Environment variables: streampipes-backendservice-core/development/env
5. Apply, OK & Start the application
6. Navigate to "http://localhost:8030/streampipes-backend/" to see if the backend is running. You should see the following message:

Instead of the development file, we also provide a startup configuration for IntelliJ under development/runConfigurations, which should be added automatically to the project.