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## How to install:
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1. Clone or download the project.
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2. Import as existing project into the Eclipse IDE.
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3. Do the steps one and two of the [EcoreMetamodelExtraction project](https://github.com/tsaglam/EcoreMetamodelExtraction) installation instructions (use Eclipse 2018-09 or newer, Oxygen is no longer supported).
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4. You need the Eclipse Modeling Framework, the Eclipse Java Development Tools, the Eclipse Plug-in Development Environment, the Xtend IDE and [XAnnotations](https://github.com/kit-sdq/XAnnotations). Make sure that all five are installed.
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3. Do the steps one and two of the [EcoreMetamodelExtraction project](https://github.com/tsaglam/EcoreMetamodelExtraction) installation instructions (use Eclipse 2018-09 or newer, Oxygen is no longer supported, tested up to Eclipse 2020-06).
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4. You need the Eclipse Modeling Framework, the Eclipse Java Development Tools, the Eclipse Plug-in Development Environment, the Xtend IDE, [XAnnotations](https://github.com/kit-sdq/XAnnotations), and log4j. Make sure that all of them are installed.
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5. Run the project as Eclipse Application.
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6. You can start the extraction from the context menu of a Java project (provisional UI).
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