SBT framework fast entry tutorial

SBT framework fast entry tutorial Overview SBT (Simple Build Tool) is a powerful tool for building the SCALA project.It is a network -based construction tool that manages the compilation, testing, packaging and deployment through a statement constructing description file.This tutorial will introduce you how to quickly get started with the SBT framework and demonstrate its basic usage and common configuration. Install SBT Before starting, you need to install SBT on your computer.You can find a installation guide for various operating systems on https://www.scala-sbt.org/.After the installation is complete, you can enter the `sbt` in the command line to verify whether the installation is successful. Create a new project To create a new SBT project, first create a new folder, and create a file called `build.sbt` in the folder.In `build.sbt`, you can specify the name, version number, dependency item, etc. of the project.The following is a simple `build.sbt` file: name := "HelloSBT" version := "1.0" scalaVersion := "2.12.8" Create a `src` folder in the same level, and create the two sub -folders of the` main/scala` and `test/scala`.You can write your project code and test code in these two folders. Compilation and running projects Open the command line in the project root directory and enter the `sbt` command.This will start SBT and enter the interactive console.In the console, you can enter various commands to compile, run and test your project. Common commands include: -Pile`: compile project code -` test`: run test -` run`: run item -` Package`: packaging item into a jar package After entering these commands in the console, the SBT will automatically perform the corresponding operation and output results. in conclusion Through this tutorial, you have learned how to quickly get started with the SBT framework, and learn basic operations such as creating new projects, compiling and running projects.I hope this tutorial will help you get started with SBT and successfully develop the SCALA project.