frsl-1.0.0's Introduction

Functional Requirements Specification Language (FRSL) - frsl-1.0.0

Prerequisites

Install Eclipse DSL Tools (Version: 2023-12).
JavaSE version: 17 <= V <= 19. The JavaSE comes with the IDE should be enough, although Eclipse Temurin or OpenJDK are recommended, too.
Create a workspace to work with the repo.
Download plugins:
- Help -> Install New Software... -> Work with: [fill in] Eclipse Repository - https://download.eclipse.org/releases/2023-12
- Search and select: ATL (ATL + ATL SDK; both v4.8.0); Acceleo (v3.7.14); UML2 (UML2 Extender SDK and UML2 Extender SDK Developer Resources; both v5.5.3).

Clone this repo.
Import projects into the Eclipse workspace:
- File -> Open Project From File System -> Specify to folder 'frsl-1.0.0' -> Deselect the 'frsl-1.0.0' checkbox -> Select 'Search for nested projects' -> Finish.
In the Problem section:
- If any project is missing src-gen, add manually folder src-gen to that project.
- Fix the error "An API baseline has not been set for the current workspace":
  - Click the menu: Windows\Preferences\Plug-in Development\API Baselines
  - Update the option "Missing API baseline": Error -> Warning.
- ... TO BE UPDATED ...

Run a runtime environment: Right click to any project -> Run As -> Eclipse Application.
In runtime environment, create a general project: File -> New Project -> General -> Project -> Next ....
In the general project, create a .frsl file: Right click -> New -> File -> Set name "test.frsl" -> Finish
Generate the .frslas file from the .frsl file:
- Open the .frsl file -> Right click on white space in file -> FRSL -> Save As -> FRSLAS.