Get started!
First download the binary of the latest version.
Console
The console lets you get started right away. The console application is very easy to use and allows you to try out what the name matching results are like with the default setting.
Open the console of your choice. Change to the directory where you saved the jar file. Then you can start the application:
Now you can run the functions. You can see the possible functions directly in the application:
Simple Java-Application
Depending on the IDE/Build-Tool of your choice, you must first add the jar file to the dependencies so that you can import the packages into your classes. Create a new console application project.
In the main class file you can type (or copy/paste) the following code:
You will find much more information about the API in the ScalaDoc documentation.
Simple Scala-Application
Depending on the IDE/Build-Tool of your choice, you must first add the jar file to the dependencies so that you can import the packages into your classes.
After that you can write (copy/paste) the following code:
You will find much more information about the API in the ScalaDoc documentation.
Other languages
Other languages like C# or Python are not supported native. The following procedure is recommended to be able to use the library e.g. from C#: Capsules the necessary functions of ESC in a RESTful application. You can do this quite easily with Spring Boot. Then you can use the functions in C# (or another language/platform) with a RESTful client.
For Python, maybe Py4J is a possible easy solution for you.