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JRuby/Gradle Storm Plugin
JRuby/Gradle plugin to manage creating Storm topology jars
Usage
NOTE: This plugin is stili in a very early stages.
Including the plugin:
buildscript {
repositories { jcenter() }
dependencies {
classpath "com.github.jruby-gradle:jruby-gradle-storm-plugin:0.2.0"
}
}Running a "local topology"
The JRubyStormLocal task provides the underlying machinery to run a
Redstorm topology in "local"
mode:
import com.github.jrubygradle.storm.JRubyStormLocal
task runLocalTopology(type: JRubyStormLocal) {
// path is considered relative to the working directory
// the task is executed in
topology 'topologies/example_topology.rb'
}Then you can run the local topology with: ./gradlew runLocalTopology
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The Gradle script will block until the local topology is terminated (Ctrl+C) |
Creating a topolog .jar
Creating a topology .jar file is useflu when you plan on uploading your
topology to a running Storm cluster. Currently this plugin will only create
that jar for you, it will not upload it.
By default the plugin will include bolts/ and /topologies/ in the generated
.jar file.
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./gradlew jrubyStormwill create a.jarinbuild/libs/