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How to convert a gradle repository into a maven repository
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| #!/bin/bash | |
| # | |
| # Usage: | |
| # | |
| # bash gradle2maven.sh | |
| # Will be used as default directories | |
| # your default gradle reprository: $HOME/.gradle/caches/modules-2/files-2.1/ | |
| # in your current path, a new maven directory: $PWD/maven-XXXXX`/repository | |
| # | |
| # bash gradle2maven.sh <gradle-files2.1-path> | |
| # It will use your prefered gradle files2.1 path and your current path | |
| # | |
| # bash gradle2maven.sh <gradle-files2.1-path> <your-prefered-output-path> | |
| # It will use your prefered gradle files2.1 and output paths | |
| # | |
| current=$PWD | |
| path=$1 | |
| [ "${path}" == "" ] && path=$HOME/.gradle/caches/modules-2/files-2.1/ | |
| output=$2 | |
| [ "${output}" == "" ] && output=`mktemp -d $current/maven-XXXXX`/repository | |
| mkdir -vp $output | |
| cd ${path} | |
| for file in `find . -regex '.*\(pom\|jar\|aar\|exe\)'`; do | |
| echo "Processing $file" | |
| folderCreate=`echo $file | awk -v file=$file -v output=$output -F/ '{ | |
| cad = $2; | |
| gsub(/\./, "/", cad); | |
| print "mkdir -p " output "/" cad "/" $3 "/" $4 "/ " | |
| }'` | |
| fileCopy=`echo $file | awk -v file=$file -v output=$output -F/ '{ | |
| cad = $2; | |
| gsub(/\./, "/", cad); | |
| print "cp " file " " output "/" cad "/" $3 "/" $4 "/" $6 | |
| }'` | |
| $folderCreate | |
| $fileCopy | |
| done | |
| cd $current |
Very useful tool.
I have personally used it to fix some problems in React Native projects.
I am very happy that you have finally published.
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Gradle To Maven Description
Usage
bash gradle2maven.sh
Will be used as default directories
bash gradle2maven.sh {gradle-files2.1-path}
It will use your prefered gradle files2.1 path and your current path
bash gradle2maven.sh {gradle-files2.1-path} {your-prefered-output-path}
It will use your prefered gradle files2.1 and output paths
Description
This script is for creating a maven repository from your gradle repository. It will allow you to reuse your downloaded files on your own device and on other devices, because a Gradle repository is not portable to another host.
Example output
Having these gradle dependencies downloaded:
files-2.1/androidx.databinding/databinding-common/3.3.1/2e932d3219ea5f6d1078b24a8a3ce24b209c9309/databinding-common-3.3.1.pomfiles-2.1/androidx.databinding/databinding-common/3.2.1/91c10c7ce255ab29ec4aea8a469d6c8ffa60bd53/databinding-common-3.2.1.jarYou will get:
maven-xxxxx/repository/androidx/databinding/databinding-common/3.2.1/databinding-common-3.2.1.pommaven-xxxxx/repository/androidx/databinding/databinding-common/3.3.1/databinding-common-3.3.1.pomYou should create a directory
$HOME/.m2/and add your repository directory inside it, like so:$HOME/.m2/repositoryNow, in your Android project (for example), you can add to your build.gradle file:
mavenCentral()as your first build repository. And gradle will look for the dependencies first on your computer, then on the internet
Notes
If you have problems with gradle dependencies, you can save your downloaded gradle dependencies with this script and safely delete your gradle directory and save many megabytes and download time.
If you want to start any android (flutter,react native, et) project in a new computer, you can convert your old gradle repository and reuse it in the new device, saving time.