Quick Start

Get the Code

git clone https://github.com/AnalyticalGraphicsInc/czml-writer.git
- Or download the zip

Using Visual Studio 2010, Express, or newer on Windows:

Open DotNet\CesiumLanguageWriter.sln
Build the solution: Build - Build Solution (Ctrl + Shift + B)
Open one of the included test projects using Nunit to run unit tests. See the Contributor's Guide for NUnit setup and usage instructions.

Using MonoDevelop on Linux or Mac:

Open DotNet\CesiumLanguageWriter.sln
Build the included projects: Build - Build All (F8)
Running unit tests: Choose a test project or file from the solution view and select Run - Run Unit Tests (Ctrl + T)

##Java:

In Eclipse:
- File - Import - General - Existing Projects into Workspace
- Select root directory: \czml-writer\Java
Build the included projects:
- Project - Build All (Ctrl + B)
- Or select Project - Build Automatically to build when changes are saved.
Run the unit tests:
- In the Package or Project Explorer (Window - Show View), right-click the test project or file and select Run-As - Junit Test

##Convert Files to CZML using the Command Line Tool

Building the included CesiumLanguageConverter project generates a command line executable, CesiumLanguageConverter.exe, located at DotNet/CesiumLanguageConverter/bin/Debug.
Navigate to this directory and run CesiumLanguageConverter -h or see the CesiumLanguageConverter Help wiki for usage options.
Input file paths can be relative or absolute, e.g. CesiumLanguageConverter --webGLGlobeJsonHeightScalar=4000000 helloWorld.json or CesiumLanguageConverter C:\Users\admin\Desktop\helloWorld.json