How can the idea be configured to automatically import dependencies?

To enable automatic dependency importing, you can use the functionality provided by build tools such as Maven or Gradle to manage and automatically import dependencies.

Here are some steps to set up automatic dependency importing:

1. Utilize a build tool to create a project: To begin, create a project using a build tool such as Maven or Gradle. This will provide you with a basic project structure and build files.
2. Define dependencies in build file: Specify the dependencies you need in your build file (such as pom.xml or build.gradle). You can add the coordinates of the dependencies (such as groupId, artifactId, and version) in the dependencies section of the build file.
3. Run the build command (such as mvn install or gradle build) to automatically download and import the dependencies defined in your build file. The build tool will resolve and download the required dependencies based on relationships, adding them to the project’s classpath.
4. By utilizing imported dependencies, once they are correctly imported, you can use them in your code. Simply import the necessary classes or packages with the import statement, and then use them in your code.

It is important to note that the build tool will automatically import dependencies based on the dependencies defined in your build file. If you need to add new dependencies or update the versions of existing dependencies, simply update the dependency definitions in the build file and run the build command again. The build tool will automatically check and download the latest versions of dependencies.

In summary, the steps to set up automatic dependency injection include defining dependencies, running the build command, and then using the imported dependencies in the code.