Cool more examples will be very helpful Looking forward to giving it a spin
Ronen On Mon, May 16, 2011 at 1:24 AM, Steven Dick <[email protected]>wrote: > Yes, there's support for binary and project dependencies. For example: > > dependencies { > external files("${thirdPartyLibsDir}/robotlegs-framework-v1.4.0.swc", > "${thirdPartyLibsDir}/as3-signals-v0.8.swc", > "${thirdPartyLibsDir}/multicolumnform.swc") > external project(path: ':signals-extensions-CommandSignal', > configuration: 'libraries') > external project(path: ':robotlegs-utilities-Modular', configuration: > 'libraries') > external project(path: ':HedgeSphereUtilities', configuration: > 'libraries') > external project(path: ':ModuleInterface', configuration: 'libraries') > } > > external, rsl and merge are supported as configurations, mapping onto > Flex's 3 types of dependencies. The libraries configuration is used for > publishing the SWC artifact from a library project. > > I will add an example to the GitHub repo in the near future demonstrating > this. > > The goal is to have a convention-over-configuration approach, but with all > the settings overridable. > > By convention the plugin will assume the Flex application MXML is the same > name as the project and in the default package. The plugin will look for > src, test, assets and skin source-code directories. For multi-project > builds you can publish all built artifacts with extracted SWFs from > libraries + generated HTML into a target directory. > > > On 16/05/2011 00:06, Ronen Narkis wrote: > > Is there a support for dependencies? > > Ronen > > On Mon, May 16, 2011 at 12:49 AM, Steven Dick <[email protected]>wrote: > >> My company recently decided on using Flex 4 for our next generation >> product. >> >> Given that I'm a firm believer in Continuous Integration and not being a >> fan of Maven nor ANT, I thought I'd give Gradle a go. And what a nice >> decision that was. >> >> No-one seems to have published much in the way of using Gradle to build >> Flex, so I thought I would share what I've put together so far (with the >> Apache 2.0 license). >> >> I've published the plugin as a buildSrc project on GitHub: >> http://goo.gl/Mul9k >> >> I've started to put together a set of examples as well: >> http://goo.gl/xQYt5 >> >> So far I've added a simple "Hello World" example of building a single >> Flex application without any dependencies, but the plugin already >> supports multi-project builds with binary and project dependencies. >> >> I've also successfully combined using the Flex plugin with the WAR plugin >> to publish a Flex front-end with a Java back-end as a single WAR file. >> >> Looking forward to building this out with the Flex and Gradle >> communities' help. >> >> Thanks >> Steven Dick >> >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from this list, please visit: >> >> http://xircles.codehaus.org/manage_email >> >> >> > >
