Getting started
What is Codewind?
Getting started - Overview
Deploying Codewind remotely
VS Code
1. Installing Codewind for VS Code
2. Creating your first Codewind project with Codewind for VS Code
3. Making a code change with VS Code
4. Uninstalling Codewind for VS Code
Eclipse
1. Installing Codewind for Eclipse
2. Creating your first Codewind project with Codewind for Eclipse
3. Making a code change with Eclipse
4. Uninstalling Codewind for Eclipse
IntelliJ
Using Codewind remotely
1. Overview: Using Codewind remotely
2. Connecting your IDE to remote Codewind
3. Adding an image registry in remote Codewind
4. Creating and importing projects
Using Codewind on Eclipse Che
1. Installing Eclipse Che for Codewind
2. Adding an image registry in Codewind on Eclipse Che
3. Creating a Codewind workspace in Eclipse Che
4. Creating your first Codewind project with Codewind for Eclipse Che
5. Making a code change with Codewind for Eclipse Che
6. Uninstalling Codewind for Eclipse Che
OpenShift Do (odo) support in Codewind
Working with templates
Developing projects
Understanding application and build statuses
Importing existing projects
Project actions
Project settings
Referencing files external to a project
Adding the OpenShift internal registry with Codewind
Developing with packages from private registries and repositories
Linking your projects
Using Codewind offline
Debugging in Codewind
Performance monitoring
Eclipse Codewind tool for OpenAPI
Configuring Codewind for Tekton pipelines
Troubleshooting
Making a code change with IntelliJ
Codewind automatically builds and redeploys your application whenever you make a code change and save the file. To see this feature in action, make a change to a file:
- From a project, open the file that you want to edit, for example, Project1>src>main>java>application>rest>v1>example.
- Edit your file.
- Save your changes. By default, IntelliJ automatically saves your changes. However, if you manually save your changes, you can help Codewind detect changes more quickly.
- Open the application again. Your changes appear.
Next Steps
Getting started with Codewind You have now completed all the steps to get started with Codewind. To learn more about how you can develop using Codewind, choose from the following:
The different configurations of Codewind To find out about the different ways of using Codewind - locally, remotely, or as an application hosted on the cloud - see Codewind Architecture.
Last update: Jun 19, 2020