Groovy. Much thanks Rene.
Yes, this does work.
Just for some (maybe) helpful, and searchable info. I integrated this into
my plugin by first creating a "javascript" configuration:
[code src="JavascriptLibPlugin.groovy"]
project.configurations.add("javascript").setVisible(false).setDescription("Javascript
configuration.");
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Then by adding artifacts for the default files:
[code src="JavascriptLibPlugin.groovy"]
project.configurations.javascript.addArtifact(
createArtifact(project.name, "build/classes/main")
)
// and one for each sourceSet.name
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And, finally by adding a helper method to my JavascriptPluginConvention:
[code src="JavascriptPluginConvention.groovy"]
PublishArtifact jsArtifact(String path, String name) {
if(name.endsWith(".js")) {
name = name.substring(0, name.size() - 3)
}
// new DefaultPublishArtifact(String name, String extension, String
type, String classifier, Date date, File file)
new DefaultPublishArtifact(
name,
"js",
"javascript",
null,
new Date(),
new File("${path}/${name}.js")
)
}
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This allows me to access the artifacts from my JavascriptVersion task like
so:
[code src="JavascriptVersion.groovy"]
def artifacts = project.configurations?.javascript?.artifacts
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And allows users to add artifacts using the helper method:
[code src="build.gradle"]
artifacts {
javascript jsArtifact("build/classes/main", "test1.js")
javascript jsArtifact("build/classes/main", "test2.js")
}
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Cheers, and thanks very much for the help.
Eric
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