h31 / librarymigration

A tool that helps to migrate (port) code from one library to another

LibraryMigration

A tool that helps to migrate (port) code from one library to another.

A more verbose description is available in the paper.

Setup Instruction

LibraryMigration requires the Java Development Kit (JDK) version 8 or later. JRE is not sufficient. For example, on Windows you can use Oracle JDK. On Ubuntu/Debian, you can use openjdk-8-jdk package to run the LibraryMigration project.

1. Run git clone https://github.com/h31/LibraryMigration.git command or download and unpack a ZIP archive.
2. If you are running Linux and have used git to fetch the source, it is strongly recommended to execute examples/make_traces.sh script.
3. Run the tests:
   • Linux: ./gradlew clean test
   • Windows (cmd.exe): gradlew.bat clean test
   • Windows (PowerShell): .\gradlew clean test

Original code can be found in examples directory. Migrated code is located in the examples/migrated directory.

librarymigration's Issues

It's better not to use default package

First, this way is not recommended for either Java or Kotlin project. Second, project with default package is much harder to use in sources.