How do I import a Github repository into Nodeclipse (Enide)?

Question

I've got Nodeclipse (Enide Studio) up and running, and I can edit code and run a simple "Hello World" Node.js app from within Enide. However, I can't figure out how to import a Node.js project from Github into Enide and run it under the "Node" perspective. Can someone enlighten me as to the steps?

Demitasse

Install the EGit plugin, it comes with several features like importing a Git repository to your current (Node) perspective. – Cretaceous

Answer 1

Run npm install -g nodeclipse

And from the source code directory run nodeclipse -p After this you can import as normal project: File -> Import -> General / Existing Projects into Workspace

Calender

Although I received this answer after I figured it out, this is exactly the method I have been using. – Demitasse

which location do i run npm install -g nodeclipse – Orlantha

Answer 2

Correct names are Nodeclipse and Enide Studio.

This is not actually related to Nodeclipse project.

With EGit you can File -> Import -> Git -> Project from Git

or use CLI git clone,

then you nodeclipse -p from project folder.

Finally in Eclipse or Enide Studio File -> Import -> General -> Existing project into Workspace.

Koweit

I think this question does relate to the Nodeclipse project. It's about how to get Nodeclipse to import a Github project, and not, say, JetBrains Webstorm. – Demitasse

OK, there is general import for any project, that @user2964909 has already given. – Koweit