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Gradle Dependency Management
Table of Contents
Gradle Dependency Management
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Preface
What this book covers
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Who this book is for
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1. Defining Dependencies
Declaring dependency configurations
Declaring dependencies
External module dependencies
Defining client module dependencies
Using project dependencies
Defining file dependencies
Using internal Gradle and Groovy dependencies
Using dynamic versions
Getting information about dependencies
Accessing dependencies
Buildscript dependencies
Optional Ant task dependencies
Managing dependencies
Summary
2. Working with Repositories
Declaring repositories
Using the Maven JCenter repository
Using the Maven Central repository
Using the Maven local repository
Using Maven repositories
Using the flat directory repository
Using Ivy repositories
Using different protocols
Summary
3. Resolving Dependencies
Understanding dependency resolution
Configuring transitive dependencies
Disabling transitive dependencies
Excluding transitive dependencies
Using artifact-only dependencies
Resolving version conflicts
Using the newest version
Failing on version conflict
Forcing a version
Customizing dependency resolution rules
Using client modules
Using dynamic versions and changing modules
Understanding the dependency cache
Command-line options for caching
Changing cache expiration
Summary
4. Publishing Artifacts
Defining artifact configurations
Defining artifacts
Using the archive task
Using artifact files
Creating artifacts
Publishing artifacts to the local directory
Excluding the descriptor file
Signing artifacts
Using configurations to sign
Using archive tasks to sign
Summary
5. Publishing to a Maven Repository
Defining publication
Defining publication artifacts
Using archive task artifacts
Using file artifacts
Using software components
Generating POM files
Customizing the POM file
Defining repositories
Publishing to the local Maven repository
Publishing to the Maven repository
Publishing to Artifactory
Publishing to Nexus
Summary
6. Publishing to Bintray
What is Bintray?
Defining a new repository
Defining the Bintray plugin
Deploying publications to Bintray
Configuring the Bintray plugin
Summary
7. Publishing to an Ivy Repository
Defining publications
Defining publication artifacts
Using archive task artifacts
Using file artifacts
Using software components
Generating Ivy descriptor files
Customizing the descriptor file
Defining repositories
Publishing to a local directory
Publishing to Artifactory
Publishing to Nexus
Summary
Index
Gradle Dependency Management
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Hubert Klein Ikkink
Reviewers
Tony Dieppa
Izzet Mustafaiev
Konstantin Zgirovskiy
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About the Author
Hubert Klein Ikkink, born in 1973, lives in Tilburg, the Netherlands, with his beautiful wife and three gorgeous children. He is also known as mrhaki, which is simply the initials of his name prepended by "mr". He studied information systems and management at Tilburg University. After finishing his studies in 1996, he started to develop Java software. Over the years, his focus switched from applets to servlets, and from Java Enterprise Edition applications to Spring-based software and Groovy-related technologies. He likes the expressiveness of the Groovy language and how it is used in other tools, such as Gradle. He also wrote Gradle Effective Implementation Guide, Packt Publishing.
In the Netherlands, Hubert works for a company called JDriven. JDriven focuses on technologies that simplify and improve the development of enterprise applications. Employees of JDriven have years of experience with Java and related technologies and are all eager to learn about new technologies. Hubert works on projects using Grails and Java combined with Groovy and Gradle.
About the Reviewers
Izzet Mustafaiev is a family guy who likes to throw BBQ parties and travel.
Professionally, he is a software engineer working at EPAM Systems with primary skills in Java and hands-on experience in Groovy/Ruby, and is exploring FP with Erlang/Elixir. Izzet has participated in different projects as a developer and as an architect. He advocates XP, clean code, and DevOps practices when he speaks at engineering conferences.
Konstantin Zgirovskiy grew up alongside Android, in a manner of speaking. In 2008, he started programming web services and Chrome extensions for an online browser game, which was later made official. In 2011, Konstantin continued to explore Android through writing a game, which brought him victory in a local programming contest. Nowadays, he works at Looksery, Inc., where he is involved in developing an app with face-tracking and transformation technology for video chats, video selfies, and images on mobile devices.