The plugin for Gradle that is able to build JPS-based project.
The plugin doesn't interpret JPS project model and doesn't convert it to gradle. Basically it's an interface for JPS-standalone tool.
plugins {
id("com.jetbrains.intellij.jps-compiler-plugin") version "0.3.1"
}By default, Gradle's java runtime will be used for compilation.
To customize that, jdkTable extension can be filled with the sdk_name->runtime_path mapping.
configure<JdkTableExtension> {
jdk("corretto-14", org.gradle.internal.jvm.Jvm.current().javaHome.absolutePath)
jdk("corretto-11", project.property("jps_jdk_11")!!.toString())
}Available jpsVersions are listed
on IntelliJ Maven Repository.
val jpsCompilationTask = tasks.register<JpsCompile>("jpsCompile") {
moduleName = "my.intellij.project.module.main"
jpsVersion = "212-SNAPSHOT"
incremental = true
parallel = true
includeTests = false
projectPath = projectDir.absolutePath
kotlinVersion = "1.4.10-release-IJ2020.2-1"
}The result of compilation task is a file with the classpath of compiled module. It might be used for running
pure JavaExec on the compilation results.
task<JavaExec>("run") {
dependsOn(jpsCompilationTask)
classpath({ jpsCompile.flatMap { it.classpathOutputFilePath }.get().asFile.readText().split(File.pathSeparatorChar) })
main = "my.intellij.project.MainKt"
workingDir(projectDir)
jvmArgs(
"-ea",
"-XX: AllowRedefinitionToAddDeleteMethods",
"-Djava.awt.headless=true"
)
}