Create New Scala sbt project for Eclipse

Introduction

In this post, we will learn how to create a new Scala sbt project and convert it into the eclipse project. We will then import the project into eclipse

Step 1
Open your user's home directory, on windows, it will be

user directory\.sbt\1.0\

Step 2
Create a new directory by the name of plugins if one does not exist

Step 3
Create a new file plugins.sbt (if one does not exist) inside the plugins folder

Step 4
Open the newly created file plugins.sbt and add the following line

addSbtPlugin("com.typesafe.sbteclipse" % "sbteclipse-plugin" % "5.2.4")

Step 5
Open a Command prompt and create a new directory for your Scala project i.e.

> mkdir FirstScalaEclipseProject

Step 6
Move to the new directory

> cd FirstScalaEclipseProject

Step 7
Enter the following command
> sbt reload (if the shell is not restarted)
> sbt eclipse

Step 8
Open the eclipse, Go to File -> Import -> Import Existing Projects into Workspace -> browse to the newly created Eclipse project i.e. FirstScalaEclipseProject

Done

Conclusion
In this post, we learned how to create a new Scala project for Eclipse using sbt.

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