This plugin allows you to execute a python script through jython.
Add plugin to your gradle build file according to: https://plugins.gradle.org/plugin/com.github.rzabini.gradle-jython
JVM Compatibility: Java 7 and above (as requested by Jython 2.7)
The plugin adds the jython.JythonTask
task type to your projects, which allows you to run a jython script.
Add a task of type jython.JythonTask
and set its script
property to a string with a valid jython script, or to a file with a valid jython program
Inline script:
def sayHello="""
print 'hello from $project.name'
"""
task testJython(type:jython.JythonTask) {
script sayHello
}
External script:
task testJython(type:jython.JythonTask) {
script file('scripts/sayHello.py')
}
If you need some python packages published in the Python Package Index site, use the pypackage
method of the jython
extension, as in the following example:
jython {
pypackage 'python-dateutil:2.4.2','arrow:0.7.0', 'six:1.10.0'
}
Use a string in the form packageName:version. The plugin will download and extract the python package distribution, and add it in the pythonpath
environment variable used by tasks of class JythonTask
.
If the python module name is different from the package file name, it can be specified in a configuration closure, as in the following example:
jython {
pypackage ('requests-mock:1.3.0') {
module 'requests_mock'
}
pypackage 'requests:2.12.3','six:1.10.0'
}
The plugin does not automatically resolve python dependencies, so these must be declared explicitly, as in the previous example.
This plugin uses the gradle-download-task by Michel Krämer. The semantic version numbering of this plugin is handled by the gradle-semantic-release-plugin by Tobias Schulte. From (the code of) this plugin I also adopted the integration testing strategy.
This plugin is available under the Apache License, Version 2.0.