boot-with-pom

A simple with-pom task that allows boot builds to get their project information (groupId, artifactId, version), dependencies, and repositories from an existing Maven POM.

[cpmcdaniel/boot-with-pom "1.1-SNAPSHOT"] ;; latest release

Usage

The following examples assume you have boot installed and up to date.

Note: the with-pom task is not compatible with the built-in pom task. The two will step on each other's changes.

Within a project

If you already have a build.boot, add the dependency above to :dependencies and (require '[cpmcdaniel/boot-with-pom :refer :all]). The build.boot file may look like the following:

(set-env!
 :source-paths   #{"src/main/java" "src/main/clojure"}
 :resource-paths #{"src/main/resources"}
 :dependencies   '[[cpmcdaniel/boot-with-pom "1.1-SNAPSHOT" :scope "provided"]])

(task-options!
 aot  {:namespace     #{'net.canarymod.plugin.lang.clojure.clj-plugin}}
 uber {:exclude-scope #{"provided"}})

(require '[cpmcdaniel.boot-with-pom :refer :all])

(deftask build
   "Build my project"
   []
   (comp (with-pom) (aot) (javac) (uber) (jar) (install)))

The build can then be executed with boot build or:

boot with-pom aot javac uber jar install

Specifying location of the POM

In most cases, the pom.xml will exist in the project root directory. If, for some reason, it is in a different location or has a different name, you may pass the -p or --pom argument like so:

boot with-pom --pom foo/bar-pom.xml jar install

Acknowledgements

Thanks to the boot developers and the folks in #hoplon on FreeNode IRC for walking me through my first boot task!

License

Copyright © 2015 Craig McDaniel

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License either version 1.0 or (at your option) any later version.