emacs-gradle-mode

[] (https://travis-ci.org/jacobono/emacs-gradle-mode)

Minor mode for emacs to run gradle from emacs and not have to go to a terminal!

Installation

Available on MELPA:

M-x package-install gradle-mode

Or you can just dump gradle-mode.el in your load path somewhere.

After installation, you can configure this mode to always be on with:

(require 'gradle-mode)

(gradle-mode 1)

Or just

M-x gradle-mode

when you are ready to use it.

Keybindings

• C-c C-g b
  • run gradle build
• C-c C-g t
  • run gradle test
• C-c C-g s
  • run gradle test -Dsingle.test="user-supplied"
  • User supplies test to run from prompt
• C-c C-g C-d b
  • run gradle build --daemon
• C-c C-g C-d t
  • run gradle test --daemon
• C-c C-g C-d s
  • run gradle -Dsingle.test="user-supplied" --daemon
  • User supplies test to run from prompt
• C-c C-g d
  • run gradle "user-supplied" --daemon
  • User supplies tasks to run from prompt
• C-c C-g r
  • run gradle "user-supplied"
  • User supplies tasks to run from prompt

The prefix C-d runs the command with gradle's daemon, or creates one if it is not already present.

Limitations

Currently, the only versions of emacs that are passing are 24.3. I plan on trying to look into it more, but both Travis and drone are barfing when I try and run the tests with <24.3.

Contribute

If you want to contribute, please fork and submit a pull request!

Changlog

0.5.5

• gradlew support added. Will find nearest gradlew file and run if gradle-use-gradlew is turned on

0.5.4

• CI is breaking from 0.5.4, only version of Emacs that tests execute appropriately is 24.3

0.5.3

• losing dependencies on f and dash
• gradle-project-find-dir uses locate-dominating-file instead of f-traverse-upwards

0.5.2

• mode lighter string changed from gra to Gradle

0.5

• First Release