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gradleps
Search Maven Central and easily add dependency to your Gradle build file.
gradleps
Npm-style search through Maven Central repository and easy adding dependencies to Gradle buildfile.
Installation & Usage
$ npm install gradleps -g
After installation you can search through Maven Central
$ gradleps search guice --limit 5
Found 296 results. Displaying first 5:
com.google.inject:guice 4.0-beta
com.jolira:guice 3.0.0
org.jvnet.hudson:guice 3.0-rc1
com.mycila.com.google.inject:guice 3.0-20100927
org.mod4j.com.google.inject:guice 1.0-XTEXT-PATCHED
You can also automatically update your build.gradle file.
$ gradleps install guice -f build.gradle
Possible options:
[y] com.google.inject:guice 4.0-beta
[1] com.jolira:guice 3.0.0
[2] org.jvnet.hudson:guice 3.0-rc1
[3] com.mycila.com.google.inject:guice 3.0-20100927
[4] org.mod4j.com.google.inject:guice 1.0-XTEXT-PATCHED
Installing com.google.inject:guice@4.0-beta
Is it okay? [Y/n/1/2/3/4] choice Y
All done!
Changelog
0.0.4 - Fixed shebang to more generic (thanks to fbukevin) 0.0.3 - Just print the dependency if dependencies cannot be found.
Contribution
Any contribution is welcome. Please share your ideas!
Keywords
FAQs
Search Maven Central and easily add dependency to your Gradle build file.
The npm package gradleps receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, gradleps popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that gradleps demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 24 Jan 2015
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