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I am trying to run this tool.

It says that the jar is available on Maven. I created a Maven project in Eclipse and added dependencies in pom.xml. At the same time, I cloned the git repository to Eclipse, but then I have 2 separate projects: one is the Maven project with dependencies and another is cloned git.
Is it possible to combine them? Are there any other ways to install and run a project from github with Maven dependencies?

I checked similar questions but they resolve either Maven or GitHub importing which I know how to do. I am having problems with doing both in one eclipse project.

Thank you.

UPD: I want to inspect Reach tool to see if it fits my research purposes

Yulia Kentieva
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    Do you just want to use the `reach` library in your own project - like you would use any other library in any other JAR? If so, just use the Maven import - and there is no need to clone the git repo. If you want to inspect - and maybe also make changes to - the `reach` source code, or perhaps step through the `reach` source code when you are debugging your own code, then clone the git repo. – andrewJames May 13 '20 at 01:56

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According to the README it's a standard SBT project, so if you want to import it in Eclipse IDE I would advise to use the Scala IDE (Eclipse plug-in) and sbtclipse (plug-in for SBT).

That being said, the Scala IDE is not maintained anymore so it may be easier to use SBT support in IntelliJ instead.

Anyway you have to clone the git repository locally. From Eclipse IDE you can import it afterwards, see sbtclipse's README.

Emmanuel Chebbi
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