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docs: development with local gapic-generator-java #1132

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55 changes: 48 additions & 7 deletions DEVELOPMENT.md
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## Running the Plugin

1. Clone [googleapis](https://github.com/googleapis/googleapis) and
1. Clone [googleapis](https://github.com/googleapis/googleapis) and
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My IntelliJ tells that it was unnecessary space.

[gapic-showcase](https://github.com/googleapis/gapic-showcase/).

2. Copy the protos from Showcase into googleapis/google/showcase.
2. Copy the protos from Showcase into googleapis/google/showcase.

```sh
mkdir googleapis/google/showcase
cp -r gapic-showcase/schema/google/showcase/v1beta1 googleapis/google/showcase/v1beta1
```

3. Add the new microgenerator rules to
3. Add the new microgenerator rules to
`googleapis/google/showcase/v1beta1/BUILD.bazel` file as follows:

```python
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)
```

4. Build the new target.
4. Point to local gapic-generator-java
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Thanks Tomo! It's good to have a section that points to local repo, just be aware that this section will change very soon once we merge #918. We will point googleapis to a local jar instead of a path to local repo.

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That sounds good. Not a blocker for this pull request.


Normally, googleapis's build pulls in googleapis/gapic-generator-java from the
Internet:

```
# Java microgenerator.
_gapic_generator_java_version = "2.1.0"

http_archive(
name = "gapic_generator_java",
urls = ["https://github.com/googleapis/gapic-generator-java/archive/v%s.zip" % _gapic_generator_java_version],
)
```

By replacing this portion using the built-in local_repository rule, you can mak
it refer to your local development repo:

```
local_repository(
name = "gapic_generator_java",
path = "/home/<your id>/gapic-generator-java",
)
```

5. Build the new target.
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Steps looks good; wondering if you wanted to add a step on how to build any client library (e.g. technically you don't need to build the showcase service, can build any service). Something like:

You can generate any client library based on the protos within googleapis. You just need the name of the service within the java_gapic_assembly_gradle_pkg rules within the services BUILD.bazel file. For instance, if you wanted to test your local generator on the speech service, you can run:

bazel build google-cloud-speech-v1-java

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Good. I added 83d2607 with bazel build //google/cloud/speech/v2:google-cloud-speech-v2-java


```sh
cd googleapis
bazel build //google/showcase/v1beta1:showcase_java_gapic
```

You can generate any client library based on the protos within googleapis.
You just need the name of the service within the `java_gapic_assembly_gradle_pkg`
rules within the service's `BUILD.bazel` file.
For instance, to run your local generator on the `speech`'s v2 service, you can
run:

```
bazel build //google/cloud/speech/v2:google-cloud-speech-v2-java
```



```sh
bazel build //google/showcase/v1beta1:showcase_java_gapic
```