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Prerequisite

  • Java (tested with jdk 1.8)
  • Gradle

Please refer to Gradle installation guide for instruction for your OS.

Building

Open a terminal and navigate to the project directory, there's a build.gradle file inside. Then just enter:

gradle build

and wait for the buil process to complete.

Running the application

There are two ways to start the application:

  1. Launching the main .class file
  2. Launching the .jar generated by gradle

Launching the Main .class file

  1. navigate to /build/classes/main
  2. add all .jar inside /lib folder to your class path:
    • /lib
    • /lib/commons-cli-1.3.1
    • /lib/classes/main
  3. specify the fully qualified package name of app's main class

If you didn't change the default directory structure of the project the following command should launch the application:

Linux/MacOS

java -cp ./:../../../lib/*:../../../lib/commons-cli-1.3.1/* com.evilbox.ApplicationMain
Windows

java -cp ./;../../../lib/*;../../../lib/commons-cli-1.3.1/* com.evilbox.ApplicationMain

Note: if the above commands don't works try to surround classpath declaration with double or single quotes

Launching the .jar file

If the build succedeed, gradle creates a redistributable jar of application inside the /build/application/ folder To launch the app:

  1. navigate to /build/application
  2. open a terminal, then type:
java -jar evilBox-1.0.jar

Usage

run the program with -h --help switches for usage

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