How to compile/decompile src?

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Is it maven? Gradle?

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  1. If its maven with Intellij (It will have a pom.xml in the directory)> Right click on the project in Intellij and click maven > clea > install, and then it will build into your folder in a directory called target.
  2. If its building with Intellij artifact building (no pom.xml in the directory) > click project structure > artifacts > click the plus button > jar, then hit empty >
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    do that sort of the same like eclipse > click apply and ok then hit
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    then a little window will pop up and hit
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    and it will be in an directory called jars, or out.
  3. If its eclipse go to the project workspace > right click the project hit export > Find JAR File and click it (It will be under the Java Section Folder) > then do this http://prntscr.com/l71qaa > and wallah. If you have ANY error please let me know.
 

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  1. If its maven with Intellij (It will have a pom.xml in the directory)> Right click on the project in Intellij and click maven > clea > install, and then it will build into your folder in a directory called target.
  2. If its building with Intellij artifact building (no pom.xml in the directory) > click project structure > artifacts > click the plus button > jar, then hit empty > View attachment 159394 do that sort of the same like eclipse > click apply and ok then hit View attachment 159395 then a little window will pop up and hit View attachment 159396 and it will be in an directory called jars, or out.
  3. If its eclipse go to the project workspace > right click the project hit export > Find JAR File and click it (It will be under the Java Section Folder) > then do this http://prntscr.com/l71qaa > and wallah. If you have ANY error please let me know.

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