Gradle Plugin Reference

Provides support for building any type of Java project.

Provides support for building a Java library.

Provides support for building a Java platform.

Provides support for building any type of Groovy project.

Provides support for building any type of Scala project.

Provides support for building, testing and running Play applications.

Provides support for generating parsers using ANTLR.

Provides support for building C++ libraries and applications on Windows, Linux, and macOS.

Provides support for building JVM-based, runnable applications.

Provides support for building and packaging WAR-based Java web applications.

Provides support for building and packaging Java EE applications.

Provides support for creating OSGi packages.

Provides support for publishing artifacts to Maven-compatible repositories.

Provides support for publishing artifacts to Ivy-compatible repositories.

Provides support for publishing artifacts using the legacy mechanism to Maven-compatible repositories.

Makes it easy to create ZIP and tarball distributions of your project.

Provides support for creating a ZIP distribution of a Java library project that includes its runtime dependencies.

Performs quality checks on your project’s Java source files using Checkstyle and generates associated reports.

Performs quality checks on your project’s Java source files using FindBugs and generates associated reports.

Performs quality checks on your project’s Java source files using PMD and generates associated reports.

Performs quality checks on your project’s Java source files using JDepend and generates associated reports.

Provides code coverage metrics for your Java project using JaCoCo.

Performs quality checks on your Groovy source files using CodeNarc and generates associated reports.

Generates Eclipse project files for the build that can be opened by the IDE. This set of plugins can also be used to fine tune Buildship’s import process for Gradle builds.

Generates IDEA project files for the build that can be opened by the IDE. It can also be used to fine tune IDEA’s import process for Gradle builds.

Provides common lifecycle tasks, such as clean, and other features common to most builds.

Generates a new Gradle build of a specified type, such as a Java library. It can also generate a build script from a Maven POM — see Migrating from Maven to Gradle for more details.

Provides support for digitally signing generated files and artifacts.

Makes it easier to develop and publish a Gradle plugin.