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How To Utilize Plugins

Purpose

The Purpose of this plugin is to make it easier to create groovy plugins with custom names.

Example Projects

• io.github.pacificengine.build.docker
• io.github.pacificengine.build.java
• io.github.pacificengine.build.plugin.groovy
• io.github.pacificengine.build.plugin.release
• io.github.pacificengine.build.release
• io.github.pacificengine.build.repository
• io.github.pacificengine.build.zip

Usage

Just include the plugin into any build you’d like to use it in and assign the appropriate properties.

Gradle File

plugins {
    id 'io.github.pacificengine.build.plugin.groovy' version '0.1.0'
    id 'io.github.pacificengine.build.plugin.release' version '0.1.0'
    id 'com.gradle.plugin-publish' version "1.2.1"
}

Properties

Required Properties

• project.group The group the archive belongs to (Example: io.github.PacificEngine)
• project.name The name of the project (Should be automatically assigned by gradle) (Example: zipper)

Optional Properties

• plugin.id The id of the plugin. Without this assigned, it will default to apply the settings to all plugins. (Example: io.github.pacificengine.build.plugin.groovy)
• plugin.displayName The display name for the plugin. This is required if you want to release the plugin. (Defaults to project.name) (Example: Gradle Plugin Groovy Plugin)
• plugin.description The description for the plugin. (Example: A plugin that help you write gradle plugins using groovy)
• plugin.implementationClass The implementation class to use for the plugin (Example: IOGithubPacificengineBuildPluginGroovyPlugin)
• plugin.tags The tags to use for the plugin [; delimited] (Example: gradle;groovy;build;artifact)
• plugin.website.url The website to use for the plugin. (Defaults to plugin.url otherwise project.url otherwise git.source.repo.url otherwise git.source.url)
• plugin.vcs.url The vcs url to use for the plugin. (Defaults to plugin.url otherwise git.source.repo.url otherwise git.source.url)

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