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Getting started
Download the latest input4j*.jar from here and add it together with the libraries in here to the classpath of your Java project. Now you can copy example code or start using InPUT in your code.
For the injection-based examples you have to get the input4j-inject*.jar from here and add it to the classpath as well as the AspectJ build-path of your AspectJ compatible project.
All InPUT modules are stored in this repo as Eclipse projects. Checkout the repository or download and unzip the repo zip. Start Eclipse and open the import wizzard "File/Import..." . Now select "General/Existing Projects into Workspace". There, browse to the "Java/Source" directory of the downloaded InPUT repo and press OK. Now, select the modules of your choice. InPUT4j and Examples are a good place to start. Where projects require extra configuration or special dependencies this will be mentioned in the README.md files of the respective Eclipse project. The injection-based examples require an installed Eclipse AspectJ extension.
You should now be able to run the examples and investigate the code.
... under construction
- install R
- install JRI
- set R_HOME to R lib (e.g. /usr/lib64/R in Ubuntu)
The tutorials folder contains several tutorials and explanations for the use of InPUT.
If you have questions, don't be shy, drop me a mail or add them in the "Issues" section. My ambition is to update the wiki continuously.