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README.adoc
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Getting Started
Compatibility
This plugin requires link::http://gradle.org[Gradle] 4.9 or better
Installing
build.gradle
buildscript {
repositories { jcenter() }
dependencies {
/* check jruby-gradle.org for the latest release */
classpath "com.github.jruby-gradle:jruby-gradle-jar-plugin:[1.1.4,2.0)"
}
}
apply plugin: 'com.github.jruby-gradle.jar'Implicitly loaded plugins
Currently, the jar plugin only depends on the base plugin of the
same version as the jar plugin and the java-base plugin included with your
version of Gradle.
Tasks
JRubyJar
build.gradle
jrubyJar {
/* All methods and properties from `Jar` */
from 'app'
}Types of jars
Runnable Jars
build.gradle
jrubyJar {
// tell the plugin to pack a runnable jar
initScript runnable()
// Use the default bootstrap class (can be omitted)
defaultMainClass()
// Make the JAR executable by supplying your own main class
mainClass 'my.own.main'
}Library Jars
A library jar isn’t really much more than a container which includes the
configured gems and jar dependencies inside of the packaged .jar file.
build.gradle
jrubyJar {
// tell the plugin to pack a runnable jar (no bootstrap script)
initScript library()
}