jdeps-gradle-plugin

Runs the jdeps command on the project’s output and all of its dependencies.

Usage

Option #1

buildscript {
    repositories {
        jcenter()
        gradlePluginPortal()
    }
    dependencies {
        classpath 'org.kordamp.gradle:jdeps-gradle-plugin:0.19.0'
    }
}
apply plugin: 'org.kordamp.gradle.jdeps'

Option #2

plugins {
    id 'org.kordamp.gradle.jdeps' version '0.19.0'
}

This will add a jdepsReport task to your build, which will analyze the main sourceSet. Should you need to analyze dependencies then define a value for either classpaths or configurations.

Configuration

Plugin configuration

The following properties can be specified in the jdeps task configuration

Name	Option	Property	Type	Default Value
listDeps	list-deps	jdeps.list.deps	boolean	false
listReducedDeps	list-reduced-deps	jdeps.list.reduced.deps	boolean	false
printModuleDeps	print-module-deps	jdeps.print.module.deps	boolean	false
verbose	verbose	jdeps.verbose	boolean	false
modular	modular	jdeps.modular	boolean	false
summary	summary	jdeps.summary	boolean	false
profile	profile	jdeps.profile	boolean	false
recursive	recursive	jdeps.recursive	boolean	false
jdkinternals	jdkinternals	jdeps.jdkinternals	boolean	false
apionly	apionly	jdeps.apionly	boolean	false
failOnWarning	fail-on-warning	jdeps.fail.on.warning	boolean	false
ignoreMissingDeps	ignore-missing-deps	jdeps.ignore.missing.deps	boolean	false
missingDeps	missing-deps	jdeps.missing.deps	boolean	false
include	include	jdeps.include	String
regex	regex	jdeps.regex	String
filter	filter	jdeps.filter	String
requires	require	jdeps.require	List<String>	[]
packages	package	jdeps.package	List<String>	[]
consoleOutput	console-output	jdeps.console.output	boolean	true
reportsDir			File	"${buildDir}/reports/jdeps"
configurations	configurations	jdeps.configurations	List<String>	[]
classpaths	classpaths	jdeps.classpaths	List<String>	[]
sourceSets	sourcesets	jdeps.sourcesets	List<String>	['main']
multiRelease	multi-release	jdeps.multi.release	String
multiReleaseJars		jdeps.multi.release.jars	Map<String, String>	[:]
dotOutput	dot-output	jdeps.dot.output	File

Task properties may be defined on the command line using their option name, or their property name, such as

$ gradle jdeps --verbose
$ gradle jdeps -Pjdeps.verbose=true
$ gradle jdeps -Djdeps.verbose=true
$ set JDEPS_VERBOSE=true
$ gradle jdeps

You may configure multiple sourceSets and configurations, which will be evaluated in a single report. The following snippet shows how this plugin can be configured to run jdeps on production and test sources

jdepsReport {
    sourceSets = ['main', 'test']
    configurations = ['testRuntimeClasspath']
}

MultiRelease JAR support

You may configure a version for the multiRelease property in which case this setting will be applied --multi-release <version> an all dependencies. If you need to check different releases per dependency then use the MultiReleaseJars property instead, for example

jdepsReport {
    multiReleaseJars = [
        'foo-1.0.0': '11',  // matches full name
        'bar.*':     '12'   // matches all files with 'bar' as prefix
    ]
}

MonkeyPatching the module

There are times when explicit modular settings may be needed to generate a jdeps report. You have the option to specify these settings using a moduleOptions extension on the `jdepsReport task, for example

jdepsReport {
    moduleOptions {
        addModules = ['com.acme.foo']
    }
}

JDeps Subcommands

You may use any of these subcommands with jdeps:

--list-deps
--list-reduced-deps
--print-module-deps

The output of these commands will be written to a file matching <subcommand>-<[sourceset|configuration].name>.txt, for example invoking --print-module-deps with default configuration will run jdeps on the main sourceSet, resulting in a file named build/reports/jdeps/print-module-deps-main.txt.

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