See documentation at https://bleep.build

$ git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/oyvindberg/bleep.git

See https://bleep.build/docs/installing/

# compile all projects using scala 2.13
$ bleep compile jvm213

$ bleep setup-ide jvm213

And then open in using metals or intellij.

See setting-up-build-in-ide for a bit more info.

You have several options:

• run with bleep bleep run bleep-cli@jvm213
• run bleep.Main from your IDE
• generate a native image (bleep native-image) and run that (the path will be printed). This is slow, but a few things can only be tested this way.
• generate a shell wrapper script:

# generate script in build directory
$ bleep setup-dev-script bleep-cli@jvm213

# with this approach you need to compile manually
$ bleep compile bleep-cli@jvm213

$ ./bleep-cli@jvm213.sh

Generating shell wrapper scripts is currently not implemented on windows, but it's likely easy to add if you want it.

• All changes go through PRs
• Code should be formatted correctly (bleep fmt) and tests should pass (bleep test).