gistfile1.txt

// Simple build file for modules - the one under the Core module is the template, will be copied as needed to modules

// Grab all the common stuff like plugins to use, artifact repositories, code analysis config, Artifactory settings, Git magic
apply from: "$rootDir/config/gradle/artifactory.gradle"

import groovy.json.JsonSlurper
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;

// Git plugin details at https://github.com/ajoberstar/gradle-git
import org.ajoberstar.gradle.git.tasks.*
import org.reflections.Reflections;
import org.reflections.scanners.SubTypesScanner;
import org.reflections.scanners.TypeAnnotationsScanner;
import org.reflections.util.ConfigurationBuilder;

// Dependencies needed for what our Gradle scripts themselves use. It cannot be included via an external Gradle file :-(
buildscript {
    repositories {
        // External libs - jcenter is Bintray and is supposed to be a superset of Maven Central, but do both just in case
        jcenter()
        mavenCentral()
    }

    dependencies {
        // Artifactory plugin
        classpath(group: 'org.jfrog.buildinfo', name: 'build-info-extractor-gradle', version: '4.0.0')

        // Git plugin for Gradle
        classpath 'org.ajoberstar:gradle-git:0.6.3'

        // Needed for caching reflected data during builds
        classpath 'org.reflections:reflections:0.9.10'
        classpath 'dom4j:dom4j:1.6.1'
    }
}

ext {
    // Read environment variables, including variables passed by jenkins continuous integration server
    env = System.getenv()
}

def moduleDepends = [];
def moduleFile = file('module.txt')

// The module file should always exist if the module was correctly created or cloned using Gradle
if (!moduleFile.exists()) {
    println "Y U NO EXIST MODULE.TXT!"
    throw new GradleException("Failed to find module.txt for " + project.name)
}

//println "Scanning for dependencies in module.txt for " + project.name
def slurper = new JsonSlurper()
def moduleConfig = slurper.parseText(moduleFile.text)
for (dependency in moduleConfig.dependencies) {
    if (dependency.id != 'engine') {
        moduleDepends += dependency.id
    }
}

// Gradle uses the magic version variable when creating the jar name (unless explicitly set somewhere else I guess)
version = moduleConfig.version

// Jenkins-Artifactory integration catches on to this as part of the Maven-type descriptor
group = 'org.terasology.modules'

println "Version for $project.name loaded as $version for group $group"

// TODO: Remove when we don't need to rely on snapshots. Needed here for solo builds in Jenkins
configurations.all {
    resolutionStrategy.cacheChangingModulesFor 0, 'seconds'
}

// Set dependencies. Note that the dependency information from module.txt is used for other Terasology modules
dependencies {
    // Check to see if this module is not the root Gradle project - if so we are in a multi-project workspace
    if (project.name != project(':').name) {
        println "\nProcessing module '$project.name' in a multi-project workspace"

        // Dependency on the engine itself (actually its built jar file)
        compile project(':engine')

        // Engine unit tests contain classes that module unit tests can extend, so need to be compile, not testCompile
        compile project(':engine-tests')

        if (moduleDepends.size() > 0) {
            println "* $project.name has extra dependencies:"
            moduleDepends.each {
                println "** $it"
            }
        } else {
            println "* No extra dependencies"
        }

        // If the module has dependencies on other modules we look for either a source version or a remote binary
        for (dependency in moduleDepends) {
            File wouldBeSrcPath = new File(rootDir, 'modules/' + dependency)
            //println "Scanning for source module at: " + wouldBeSrcPath.getAbsolutePath()

            // First see if we have an actual source module project in the Gradle project tree (user fetchModule'ed it)
            if (wouldBeSrcPath.exists()) {
                //TODO: This could hit problems with corrupt module directories?

                println "*** Identified source: " + dependency
                // Note: if artifactoryPublish is used in a multi-project workspace including modules the .pom gets hard version refs
                // Normally they're expected to run in Jenkins standalone where they'll instead match the else and get version '+'
                compile project(':modules:' + dependency)
            } else {
                println "*** Seeking as binary: " + dependency
                // The '+' is satisfied by any version. "changing" triggers better checking for updated snapshots
                // TODO: When version handling and promotion is in then we can probably ignore snapshots in normal cases
                compile(group: 'org.terasology.modules', name: dependency, version: '+', changing: true)
            }
        }

        // This step resolves artifacts early, after which project config CANNOT be altered again!
        configurations.compile.resolvedConfiguration.resolvedArtifacts.each { ResolvedArtifact artifact ->
            def id = artifact.moduleVersion.id

            // Check for any needed module dependencies on other modules that we need at runtime
            if (id.group == 'org.terasology.modules' && id.name != "Core") {
                File moduleSrcPath = new File(rootDir, 'modules/' + id.name)
                File moduleJarPath = new File(rootDir, 'modules/' + id.name + '-' + id.version + '.jar')

                if (moduleSrcPath.exists()) {
                    println "*** Found module dependency $id.name in source form, not copying a runtime jar from Gradle"
                } else {
                    println "$project.name resolved binary $id.group - $id.name at version $id.version"

                    // This copies the jar from the Gradle cache to the game's module dir for runtime usage, if needed
                    if (!moduleJarPath.exists()) {
                        println "* Writing a runtime jar to /modules: " + moduleJarPath.name
                        moduleJarPath.createNewFile()
                        moduleJarPath << artifact.file.bytes
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    } else {
        println "We're in a single-project non-Core module workspace (Jenkins) so will look elsewhere for dependencies"

        // TODO: While this is easy it would prevent modules declaring an engine dependency of a specific version
        // TODO: Look for a provided engine jar in the workspace and use that if present
        // TODO: Only use engine, engine-tests, and maybe core for compilation, but remove when publishing?
        compile(group: 'org.terasology.engine', name: 'engine', version: '+', changing: true)
        compile(group: 'org.terasology.engine', name: 'engine-tests', version: '+', changing: true)

        // To get Terasology module dependencies we simply declare them against Artifactory
        moduleDepends.each {
            println "*** Attempting to fetch dependency module from Artifactory for " + project.name + ": " + it
            // The '+' is satisfied by any version
            compile(group: 'org.terasology.modules', name: it, version: '+', changing: true)

        }

        // TODO: parse and apply external lib dependencies if any are present
        // TODO: Consider / keep an eye on whether resolving artifacts early at this point causes any trouble (is only for logging)
        // This step resolves artifacts (both compile & testCompile) and prints out some interesting versions
        configurations.testCompile.resolvedConfiguration.resolvedArtifacts.each { ResolvedArtifact artifact ->
            def id = artifact.moduleVersion.id
            // Print out module (and engine stuff) dependencies and the exact versions they resolved at
            if (id.group.startsWith('org.terasology')) {
                println "*** $project.name remotely resolved $id.group - $id.name - version $id.version"
            }
        }
    }
}

// Change the output dir of each module
sourceSets {
    main {
        java {
            output.classesDir 'build/classes'
        }
    }
}

// Generate the module directory structure if missing
task createSkeleton() {
    mkdir('assets')
    mkdir('assets/animations')
    mkdir('assets/atlas')
    mkdir('assets/behaviors')
    mkdir('assets/blocks')
    mkdir('assets/blockSounds')
    mkdir('assets/blockTiles')
    mkdir('assets/fonts')
    mkdir('assets/i18n')
    mkdir('assets/materials')
    mkdir('assets/mesh')
    mkdir('assets/music')
    mkdir('assets/prefabs')
    mkdir('assets/shaders')
    mkdir('assets/shapes')
    mkdir('assets/skeletalMesh')
    mkdir('assets/skins')
    mkdir('assets/sounds')
    mkdir('assets/textures')
    mkdir('assets/ui')
    mkdir('overrides')
    mkdir('deltas')
    mkdir('src/main/java')
    mkdir('src/test/java')
}

task cacheReflections {
    description = 'Caches reflection output to make regular startup faster. May go stale and need cleanup at times.'
    // TODO: The extra "org" qualifier excludes test classes otherwise sucked up in Jenkins, causing issues. Redo later
    File dirToReflect = new File(sourceSets.main.output.classesDir, "org")
    inputs.files dirToReflect
    outputs.file file(sourceSets.main.output.classesDir.toString() + "/reflections.cache")
    dependsOn classes
    doFirst {
        // Without the .mkdirs() we might hit a scenario where the classes dir doesn't exist yet
        dirToReflect.mkdirs()
        Reflections reflections = new Reflections(new ConfigurationBuilder()
                .addUrls(dirToReflect.toURI().toURL())
                .setScanners(new TypeAnnotationsScanner(), new SubTypesScanner()))
        reflections.save(sourceSets.main.output.classesDir.toString() + "/reflections.cache")
    }
}

task cleanReflections(type: Delete) {
    description = 'Cleans the reflection cache. Useful in cases where it has gone stale and needs regeneration.'
    delete sourceSets.main.output.classesDir.toString() + "/reflections.cache"
}

// This task syncs everything in the assets dir into the output dir, used when jarring the module
task syncAssets(type: Sync) {
    from 'assets'
    into 'build/classes/assets'
}

task syncOverrides(type: Sync) {
    from 'overrides'
    into 'build/classes/overrides'
}

task syncDeltas(type: Sync) {
    from 'deltas'
    into 'build/classes/deltas'
}

// Instructions for packaging a jar file - is a manifest even needed for modules?
jar {
    // Make sure the assets directory is included
    dependsOn cacheReflections
    dependsOn syncAssets
    dependsOn syncOverrides
    dependsOn syncDeltas

    // Jarring needs to copy module.txt and all the assets into the output
    doFirst {
        copy {
            from 'module.txt'
            into 'build/classes'
        }
    }
}

jar.finalizedBy cleanReflections

// Prep an IntelliJ module for the Terasology module - yes, might want to read that twice :D
idea {
    module {
        // Change around the output a bit
        inheritOutputDirs = false
        outputDir = file('build/classes')
        testOutputDir = file('build/testClasses')
        downloadSources = true
    }
}

// For Eclipse just make sure the classpath is right
eclipse {
    classpath {
        defaultOutputDir = file('build/classes')
    }
}

// Utility task to update the module (except Core) via Git - not tested with local changes present, may cause trouble
task (updateModule, type: GitPull)  {
    description = 'Updates source for the module from its home (most likely GitHub)'

    // Base whether the task executes on two things
    // 1 - we actually asked for it ("gradlew updateModule") - otherwise we don't want it to run TODO: Test for abbreviations?
    // 2 - this is not the Core module, which lives with the engine and needs no updates
    boolean enabled = "updateModule" in project.gradle.startParameter.taskNames && !project.name.equals("Core")
    // TODO: Used to cheat with declaring tasks using << but that defers everything (including config) to execution phase
    // Some tasks do not work that way, this one would ALWAYS go with default (root git repo) in that case
    // Probably should go through other stuff and use this strategy instead of <<

    // Only if we asked for it (and not Core) do we actually configure the repo path and log that we're updating
    if (enabled) {

        // This is the Git repo we're actually using - projectDir is specific to the executing project, a.k.a. module whatever
        // If not enabled the default is the root project's Git dir, which is a valid Git dir
        // However in the case of Core we'd be setting ain invalid Git dir which causes fail - so this avoids that
        repoPath = projectDir

        println "Pulling updates via Git to " + getRepoDir() + ", if dependencies change run Gradle again (like 'gradlew idea')"
    }
}