Plugins for the libraries, lofty and grand, Plugins for the services, steadfast as stone, Plugins for the common, bound to their fate, Using the one plugin to rule them all, and in automation bind them, In the realm of code, where the builds take form.

Plugins

Plugin Common

id ltd.hlaeja.plugin.hlaeja-common-plugin.common

Set core Java and Kotlin settings and overweight project version with git version.

Gradle Tasks

buildInfo display name and version, add to build task.
projectInfo display project, Gradle, and Java information

Plugin Common Detekt

id ltd.hlaeja.plugin.hlaeja-common-plugin.common-detekt

Detect is a code smell analysis for your Kotlin projects.

Plugin Common Ktlint

id ltd.hlaeja.plugin.hlaeja-common-plugin.common-ktlint

Ktlint enforces consistent code style and formatting across Kotlin codebases.

Plugin Library

id ltd.hlaeja.plugin.hlaeja-common-plugin.library

Default setting and tasks for libraries.

Plugin Library Manifest

id ltd.hlaeja.plugin.hlaeja-common-plugin.library-manifest

Extend manifest in library jar file.

Plugin Library publish

id ltd.hlaeja.plugin.hlaeja-common-plugin.library-publish

Configuration for publishing project artifacts to a remote Maven repository.

Plugin Service

id ltd.hlaeja.plugin.hlaeja-common-plugin.service

Default setting and tasks for services.

Plugin Service Container

id ltd.hlaeja.plugin.hlaeja-common-plugin.service-container

Configuration for running project in docker locally during development.

Configuration

properties container.network, environment CONTAINER_NETWORK, or default develop
properties container.port.expose, environment CONTAINER_PORT_EXPOSE, or default 8080
properties container.port.host, environment CONTAINER_PORT_HOST, or default 8080
properties container.profiles, environment CONTAINER_PROFILES, or default docker
properties docker.port.expose, environment DOCKER_PORT_EXPOSE, or default 8080

container and docker ports can be a single port (e.g., 8080) or multiple ports separated by commas (e.g., 8080,8443)

Gradle Tasks

containerCreate create docker container with network and spring boot profile.
containerStart starts docker container.
containerStop stops docker container.
containerNetworkCheck check if network exist.
containerNetworkCreate creates network.
containerNetworkRemove removes network.

Plugin Service Integration Test

id ltd.hlaeja.plugin.hlaeja-common-plugin.service-integration-test

Adding task integrationTest to run integration test, add to verification group and add to task check.

Adding intellij support src/integration-test/java, src/integration-test/kotlin, and src/integration-test/resources as test module in intellij.

Adding dependencies support integrationTestImplementation(), and integrationTestRuntimeOnly() as part of Gradle.

Plugin Service Process Resource

id ltd.hlaeja.plugin.hlaeja-common-plugin.service-process-resource

Assign values to application.yml from Gradle.

Plugin Certificate

id ltd.hlaeja.plugin.hlaeja-common-plugin.cetificat

Copy certificate to build resources by placing one or more of private_key.pem, public_key.pem, or keystore.p12 in /cert folder.

Releasing plugin

Run release.sh script from master branch.

Publishing plugin

Publish plugin locally

./gradlew clean build publishToMavenLocal

Publish plugin to repository

./gradlew clean build publish

Global gradle properties

To authenticate with Gradle to access repositories that require authentication, you can set your user and token in the gradle.properties file.

Here's how you can do it:

Open or create the gradle.properties file in your Gradle user home directory:
- On Unix-like systems (Linux, macOS), this directory is typically ~/.gradle/.
- On Windows, this directory is typically C:\Users\<YourUsername>\.gradle\.
Add the following lines to the gradle.properties file:
```
repository.user=your_user
repository.token=your_token_value
```
or use environment variables REPOSITORY_USER and REPOSITORY_TOKEN