In order to use the jPOS APP Plugin
- Add to your
build.gradle
plugins {
id 'org.jpos.jposapp' version '0.0.10'
}- Add to your
settings.gradle
pluginManagement {
repositories {
maven { url = uri('https://jpos.org/maven') }
gradlePluginPortal()
}
}See Gradle Plugin Repository for latest version.
To change the default values of the plugin, you can use the jpos property:
jpos {
target = "devel" // string, which configuration file read from the root. default "devel" (devel.properties)
addGitRevision = true // boolean, if the file revision.properties should be created
addBuildTime = true // boolean, if the file buildinfo.properties should be created
archiveJarName = "jpos.jar" // string, the name of the jar, default '${project}-${version}.jar'
archiveWarName = "jpos.war" // string, the name of the war, default '${project}-${version}.war'
installDir = build/install/jpos // string, the default install dir, default to '${build}/install/${project}'
distDir = src/dist // string, path to the distribution folder
}For example, if we want to create an inmutable build file, we can disable the git and build time info:
jpos {
addGitRevision = false
addBuildTime false
}This will generate always the same jar (and dist folder)
If for some reason we want the plugin to exclude some files for a given target, we can add <targetName>.exclude.