Version 0.7.2 (beta) for Scala 2.10.0
Rapture is a general purpose I/O library for Scala.
Rapture I/O can be compiled the "low-tech" way using a few familiar commands, or you can use the "high-tech" rapture-build Makefile, which can simplify the compilation and development process.
Whilst the first option requires more steps to complete, developers should already be very familiar with the commands used in each step. The second option should be less effort, though the automation comes at the expense of transparency.
Using Scala 2.10.0 (or later), compile Rapture I/O as follows:
mkdir rapture
cd rapture
git clone https://github.com/propensive/rapture-test.git test
cd test
mkdir bin
scalac -d bin src/*.scala
jar cf test.jar -C bin rapture
cd ..
git clone https://github.com/propensive/rapture-io.git io
cd io
mkdir bin
scalac -cp ../test/test.jar -d bin src/*.scala
jar cf io.jar -C bin rapture
To use Rapture I/O in your own projects, just include io.jar on your classpath and import rapture.io._.
First, clone the git rapture-build and rapture-io repositories:
git clone https://github.com/propensive/rapture-build.git rapture.io/build
git clone https://github.com/propensive/rapture-io.git rapture.io/io
Then change into the rapture-io directory, and create the development environment. This will download the correct version of Scala, and other development dependencies.
cd rapture.io/io
make environment
make fetch
Finally, to build rapture-io.jar just type
make
You can then use Rapture I/O in your own projects by including io.jar on your classpath, and importing rapture.io._. You can experiment using the Scala REPL using
make console