Gradle Bintray P2 Plugin

This Gradle plugin is inspired by Publish an Eclipse p2 composite repository on Bintray by @LorenzoBettini. Also the official Bintray API doc is a good reference: https://bintray.com/docs/api/

Usage

buildscript {
    repositories {
        jcenter()
    }
    dependencies {
        classpath 'com.github.missedone:gradle-bintray-p2-plugin:1.2.0'
    }
}

apply plugin: 'bintray-p2'

Tasks

• publishP2Repo - Publish the P2 repo to Bintray, including zipped updatesite as well.
• publishArtifact - Publishes artifact to bintray.com.
• removeArtifact - Remove the artifact from Bintray

publishP2Repo

Publish the local P2 repo to Bintray with the following layout:

repoOwner (could be personal or organization)
|-- updatesites
|   |-- 1.0.0.v2016...
|   |   |-- artifacts.jar
|   |   |-- content.jar
|   |   |-- features
|   |   |   |-- your feature.jar
|   |   |-- plugins
|   |   |   |-- your bundle.jar
|   ...
|-- composite
|   |-- compositeContent.xml
|   |-- compositeArtifacts.xml
|-- zipped
    |-- your site 1.0.0.v2016....zip
    |-- your site 1.1.0.v2016....zip
    ...

Task Properties:

• apiUrl - (Optional) Default as 'https://api.bintray.com'
• user - (Required) The Bintray user name, seek order: task properties -> system properties -> environment variables.
• apiKey - (Required) The user's api key, seek order: task properties -> system properties -> environment variables.
• repoOwner - (Required) The repo owner
• repoName - (Required) The repo name
• packageVersion - (Optional) Default get from the generated updatesite under ${project.buildDir}
• mainFeatureId - (Optional) The main feature id, used to parse the package version if packageVersion is not specified. by default it uses the first feature under ${repoDir}/features.
• repoDir - (Optional, File) The location of the P2 repo, default as ${project.buildDir}/updatesite
• zippedRepoFile - (Optional, File) the location of the zipped repo file, default as ${project.buildDir}/updatesite.zip
• compositePackage - (Optional) The Bintray package for composite updatesite, default as composite. Please make sure it's created in the Bintray repo before executing the task.
• zipSitePackage - (Optional) The Bintray package for zipped updatesite, default as zipped. Please make sure it's created in the Bintray repo before executing the task.
• updateSitePackage - (Optional) The Bintray package for updatesite, default as updatesites. Please make sure it's created in the Bintray repo before executing the task.
• subCompositeStrategy - (Optional) the sub composite version strategy 'MAJOR', 'MINOR', 'MICRO', 'NONO'; default as 'NONE'; with this option, it will auto create a sub-compoiste update site named as the version defined by the strategy, the top composite updatesite will reference to this sub site.

Example in build.gradle:

publishP2Repo {
    repoOwner = 'testng-team'
    repoName = 'testng-eclipse'

    // set `compositePackage` an empty stirng to store the compoiste update site (compositeContent.xml, compositeArtifacts.xml) to the repo root, for example: http://dl.bintray.com/testng-team/testng-eclipse/
    compositePackage = ''

    repoDir = new File("target/site")
    zippedRepoFile = new File("target/site_assembly.zip")
}

publishArtifact

Task Properties:

• apiUrl - (Optional) Default as 'https://api.bintray.com'
• user - (Required) The Bintray user name, seek order: task properties -> system properties -> environment variables.
• apiKey - (Required) The user's api key, seek order: task properties -> system properties -> environment variables.
• repoOwner - (Required) The repo owner
• repoName - (Required) The repo name
• artifactFile - (Required, File) The artifact file to be uploaded
• packageName - (Required) The Bintray package to store the artifact
• packageVersion - (Required) The package version
• targetPath - (Required) The relative target path to the package on Bintray

removeArtifact

Task Properties:

• apiUrl - (Optional) Default as 'https://api.bintray.com'
• user - (Required) The Bintray user name, seek order: task properties -> system properties -> environment variables.
• apiKey - (Required) The user's api key, seek order: task properties -> system properties -> environment variables.
• repoOwner - (Required) The repo owner
• repoName - (Required) The repo name
• targetPath - (Required) The relative target path to the package on Bintray

Example:

• TestNG Eclipse: beta and release updatesite, see detail in build.gradle
• TestNG P2: beta updatesite, see detail in build.gradle