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BuildingFromSource
Building Pectin from source
Pectin is built using the Gradle build system. It's built using version 0.8 for which you can find the user guide here. Please Note: You don't need to install gradle to build the project. The project uses a Gradle provided wrapper that automatically downloads the correct version for you. Project directory structureThe project contains three subprojects, the library itself (contained in the gwt-pectin directory), the demo and the GWT contacts example updated to use Pectin. Building each project is performed from the subdirectories. Gradle requires a number of build files (this requirement is being relaxed later versions) to operate. In the root directory, a build.gradle and settings.gradle file provide configuration for the whole project (such as maven repositories, plugins and custom functions) while a build.gradle in each of the sub directories provides the main build code. The following illustrates: <root>
- build.gradle <- project wide configuration
- settings.gradle <- bulid system settings and config
- contacts-mvp-example
- build.gradle <- mvp example build file
- demo
- build.gradle <- demo build file
- gwt-pectin
- build.gradle <- main build fileSource layoutThe source layout for the project follows the standard Maven layout with the addition of a gwtTest leaf for test cases that extend GWTTestCase. <root>
- gwt-pectin
- src
- gwtTest
- java <- GWTTestCase test sources
- main
- java <- main pectin sources
- resources
- test
- java <- TestNG test sources
- resources
Building the jarTo build the main jar you need to change to the gwt-pectin sub directory. From root/gwt-pectin: ./gradlew build Note: All the examples here are based on unix. If you're using Windows then substitute gradlew.bat for ./gradlew. The will jar path will be root/gwt-pectin/build/libs/gwt-pectin-0.x-SNAPSHOT.jar If you use the release target then jar will be built without the SNAPSHOT sufix and the build number will be incremented for the next build. ./gradlew release In this case will jar path will be root/gwt-pectin/build/libs/gwt-pectin-0.x.jar Running the demoTo run the demo you need to be in the demo sub directory. From root/demo: ./gradlew demo If you would like the build the full demo instead of running the shell you can do the following: From root/demo: ./gradlew dist The compiled output can be found in root/demo/build/web. Running the MVP ExampleTo run the demo you need to be in the demo sub directory. From root/contacts-mvp-example: ./gradlew run | |
Any possibility of releasing the GWT build plugin for Gradle as Open Source? I'd like to use it.
It's a "works for me" project but I'm happy to share it. I'll look at putting it up on google code.