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Gradle Publish Plugin

A flex gradle plugin for publish your library to maven repository become easy.

Feature

• support publish multi-library, such as Java、Android、Kotlin
• support for api / implementation dependencies in new Gradle
• supports also @aar and transitive: false.
• generate Kotlin doc with
• support upload sources Jar (configurable, default true)
• sign a library including sources, Javadoc, and a customized POM (configurable, default false, and require Gradle Version >= 4.8)

Usage

for Gradle version >= 2.1:

plugins {      id "com.whl.gradle-publish-plugin" version "0.1.16-SNAPSHOT"    }

for Gradle version < 2.1 or where dynamic configuration is required:

buildscript {      repositories {        maven {          url "https://plugins.gradle.org/m2/"        }      }      dependencies {        classpath "com.whl:gradle-publish-plugin:0.1.16-SNAPSHOT"      }    }    apply plugin: "com.whl.gradle-publish-plugin"

Also see it in

"com.whl.gradle-publish-plugin" should be after apply "java-library" or "com.android.library"

then, configuration in your build.gradle，such as:

simple example:

group 'com.example'    version '1.0-SNAPSHOT'    gradlePublish {        releaseRepository {            url = "http://your repository.com/nexus/content/repositories/releases"            userName = "your release account"            password = "your release account"        }    }

complete example:

group 'com.example'    version '1.0-SNAPSHOT'    gradlePublish {        sourceJarEnabled = true        javaDocEnabled = true        signEnabled = false        releaseRepository {            url = "http://your repository.com/nexus/content/repositories/releases"            userName = "your release account"            password = "your release account"        }        snapshotRepository {            url = "http://your repository.com/nexus/content/repositories/snapshots"            userName = "your snapshot account"            password = "your snapshot account"        }    }

last, execute ./gradlew publish task to publish your library to specified maven repository