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Once your editor or IDE finishes setting up this container, you can test out the API by navigating to [localhost:8080/sum](http://localhost:8080/sum). You will need to provide two integer parameters and, as the endpoint name suggests, the API will return their sum.
### Setup - VS Code
## Setup - VS Code
0. Ensure you have the following extension installed: `ms-vscode-remote.remote-containers` (copy-paste that into extension search).
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1. It should be sufficient to simply open this project in VS Code.
### Setup - IntelliJ
## Setup - IntelliJ
1. In the welcome screen, navigate to Remote Development > Dev Containers.
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2. Click on "New Dev Container" and either
a. Paste the link to this repository
b. Go to the "From Local Project" tab and give IDEA the path to this project's `devcontainer.json` file.
### Running the Application
## Running the Application
To run the application, navigate to `CalculatorApplication.java` and click the run button in the top right, or go to the Spring Boot Dashboard and click the run button there.
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will return 100 + 12 = 112.
## About Docker Devlopment Containers
# About Docker Devlopment Containers
Dev containers will allow our team to maintain a consistent development environment across members and platforms. While this is nice, it comes at the cost of (slightly) higher CPU, memory, and disk usage.
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> [!IMPORTANT]
> Cross IDE development is definitely possible, since IDEA (Ultimate) already comes bundled with everything VS Code would require an extension for.
### Disk Usage
## Disk Usage
In my testing, I've observed the following: