git clone https://github.com/sanori/spark-sbt.git
cd spark-sbt
If you want to import this project as Scala-IDE, Eclipse project, run the following command:
sbt eclipse
A sample Spark program that count the words of all the works of William Shakespeare are included. There are two versions of word-count. One for RDD version, and the other is DataFrame version.
The text of William Shakespeare was gotten from https://datahub.io/dataset/william-shakespeare-plays/resource/514d3c17-8469-4ae8-b83f-57678af50735
An example to run Spark on Scala Worksheet is presented as <src/wordCount.sc>. A Scala worksheet template for Spark is also provided as <src/sparkWoksheet.template.sc>.
The detail explanation of the Spark worksheet is available at http://sanori.github.io/2017/07/Running-Spark-on-Scala-Worksheet/.
In this project, sbt console works like as spark-shell. You don't need to install Spark to use spark-shell if you are developing with sbt.
The first time to run sbt console, it may take several minutes or almost an hour due to download Spark modules.