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@ -23,7 +23,20 @@ There are also a set of tutorials that Basis Technology published on their blog:
\section mod_dev_py_setup Basic Setup
You don't really need anything to develop a python Autopsy module except for the standard Autopsy and your favorite text editor. We recommend pyCharm or the Python plug-in to NetBeans.
-You don't really need anything to develop a python Autopsy module except for the standard Autopsy and your favorite text editor. We recommend IntelliJ IDEA or the Jython plug-in to NetBeans.
To install NetBeans' plug-in:
-# Download and install the Jython 2.7 installer (http://www.jython.org/downloads.html).
-# Download NetBeans Python plug-in zip file (http://plugins.netbeans.org/plugin/56795/python4netbeans802).
-# Unpack the content (.nbm files) of the zip file to the desired location.
-# In NetBeans go to Tools->Plugins->Download->Add Plugins, then choose extracted .nbm files.
-# Setup Jython path from Tools->Python Platform, click on new, then choose Jython.exe (usually in C:/Program files/Jython2.7/bin/)
To install IntelliJ IDEA + Python plug-in:
-# Download and install IDEA https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/download/
-# In File->Settings->Plugins-> install Python Community Edition
-# In File->Project Structure->Project-> Project SDK-> choose IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition
-# In Libraries->add new libraries->choose desired autopsy modules (usually in C:\Program Files\Autopsy-3.1.3\autopsy\modules)
\section mod_dev_py_create Creating a Basic Python Module