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As the author has forgotten to add a detailed usage listing (or I can't find it), I wonder if anyone knows anything about the command-line options accepted by the FernFlower decompiler application.
You can find an online version here: http://www.reversed-java.com/fernflower/ I'm trying to enable/disable all these flags that are present on that webpage.
The actual command-line JAR can be found here: https://github.com/Bukkit/Bukkit-MinecraftServer
Many thanks Nik
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In contrast to Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA provides the FernFlower decompiler as a default. To use it, we simply Ctrl+Left-Click on a class name and view the code: Also, we can download the source. Downloading the source will provide the actual code and comments.
In order to decompile class file, just open any of your Java projects and go to Maven dependencies of libraries to see the jar files included in your project. Just expand any jar file for which you don't have the source attached in Eclipse and click on the . class file.
You can use a decompiler to do so. One of the most major ones is JD-GUI. JD-Core is a library that reconstructs Java source code from one or more “. class” files.
As the author has forgotten to add a detailed usage listing
No, I haven't :) See readme.txt in your jar for the full documentation.
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