DEPRECATED
Bintray just stopped accepting new packages from early 2021. Therefore, to host your Java/Library, you can use Maven Central (Sonatype) by following this post.
Multiple Library Bintray Release
A demo project which illustrates how to a distribute Java/Android multiple-module library on Bintray easily.
The steps are explained fully at my blog post.
Steps
- Copy
jcenterfolder andrelease-bintray.gradlefile into your project - Add the following line into each module's
build.gradlefile
// ...
apply from: rootProject.file('release-bintray.gradle')For example, please check the module manga's gradle file in this project.
- Set your Bintray credentials
You need to put your own Bintray account credentials insidelocal.propertiesfile (which is not tracked by version control).
bintray.user=your_username
bintray.apikey=your_api_key (i.e: adfasdf342342j34lba84a25f8c3)
bintray.gpg.password=your_gpg_password- In each module, update its Bintray information in
gradle.propertiesFor example, for modulemangain this project.
POM_NAME=Manga
POM_DESCRIPTION=Define general mange character
POM_BINTRAY_NAME=com.quangnguyen.manga:manga
POM_ARTIFACT_ID=manga
POM_PACKAGING=jar
POM_VERSION=1.1.0
- Run script from command line
- To publish all modules at the same time
./gradlew bintrayUpload
- To publish a specific module separately
./gradlew *moduleName*:bintrayUpload
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