Search Gradle plugins
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A Gradle plugin designed to automatically configure and provision all necessary services to create a fully functional Liferay environment. This plugin streamlines the setup process, ensuring that all components such as databases, search engines, and other dependencies are configured and ready for Liferay deployment. |
0.8.4
(22 July 2025) |
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The Android Base Library Plugin is a foundational plugin designed to standardize the configuration of all your Android library modules. It automates the setup of core settings, ensuring consistency across your project. This plugin handles essential tasks such as applying the Android and Kotlin plugins, setting the compile and minimum SDK versions, configuring build types (debug/release), defining Java and Kotlin compilation options, and setting up default source sets and resource configurations. By using this plugin, you can significantly reduce boilerplate code and maintain a uniform structure across all your library modules. |
0.0.11
(14 July 2025) |
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A plugin for compiling JasperReports design files |
0.0.4
(13 February 2025) |
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Companion plugin for the Kelp IDE plugin for Design Systems that assists in IDE plugin presence detection and downloading of the demo app apk |
1.0.0
(21 January 2025) |
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A Gradle plugin designed for handling files formatted with Jinja2 templates. This plugin uses Jinjava as its template engine. |
1.0.0
(18 December 2024) |
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The `flamingock-graalvm-metadata-gradle-plugin` collects Flamingock's metadata during compilation by integrating the annotation processor. This plugin is designed to automate the process of gathering relevant data from annotated code elements. |
0.0.5-beta
(17 December 2024) |
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The `flamingock-metadata-generator` Gradle pluginc collects Flamingock's metadata during compilation by integrating the annotation processor. This plugin is designed to automate the process of gathering relevant data from annotated code elements. |
0.0.4-beta
(16 December 2024) |
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Lobzik is a gradle plugin designed to help Android developers chop their monolithic codebases into smaller pieces. It gathers data about dependency graph and runs Louvain algorithm to split it into modules |
0.8.0
(05 October 2024) |
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The Dependency Graph Analyser (DGA) Connector Plugin is designed for use with Gradle multi-project builds. It collects module dependency data from all Gradle projects within the build and exports this information in a format compatible with the DGA CLI tool for further analysis and visualisation. The plugin is typically applied using a Gradle init script, making it easy to integrate into existing builds without modifying individual project configurations. |
0.1.5
(13 September 2024) |
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The Java Enum Finder is a Gradle plugin designed to search for usages of specific Java Enum classes in your project's main source. The plugin scans through the source code files to find occurrences of the specified enums and reports the files and line numbers where these enums are used. |
1.1.0
(11 September 2024) |