Importing Fineract CN Microservices Into IntelliJ

This tutorial assumes that you're using IntelliJ IDEA  

STEP 1

 Use git to clone the Apache Fineract CN microservices using the initial-setup script into a folder of your choice, FineractCNCode/, say.

STEP 2

Open IntelliJ IDEA, Create New Project,

STEP 3

Choose Java alongside Thymeleaf and Spring libraries and click Next

STEP 4

Choose Project name and Project location,in my case FineractCN and ~/Documents/FineractCN and click Finish

The FineractCN project opens up in a few seconds.To import the accounting microservice, use the following steps;

STEP 5

Click File->New->Module from existing sources

STEP 6

Choose the accounting folder from your FineractCNCode/ folder and click Open

STEP 7

Import Module Window shows up. Choose the Import module from existing model button, the Gradle option and Click Next

STEP 8

On next page, set Gradle project to FineractCNCode/accounting, select Use auto-import, use default gradle wrapper (recommended) options and finally click Finish

STEP 9

Wait a few seconds while the accounting microservice gets synced

STEP 10

Repeat STEP 5 to STEP 9 to import other Apache Fineract CN microservices. As you progress, your Project Structure should gradually grow and should at some point look like this.

Ensure that you have the  3 dozen microservice repositories imported into IntelliJ. You're should be done done importing Apache Fineract Microservices into IntelliJ IDEA editor.