ModelBuilder

A ModelBuilder allows you to fetch a snapshot of some model for a project or a build. Instances of ModelBuilder are not thread-safe.

You use a ModelBuilder as follows:

  • Create an instance of ModelBuilder by calling model.
  • Configure the builder as appropriate.
  • Call either get or get to build the model.
  • Optionally, you can reuse the builder to build the model multiple times.
Example:
ProjectConnection connection = GradleConnector.newConnector()
   .forProjectDirectory(new File("someFolder"))
   .connect();

try {
   ModelBuilder<GradleProject> builder = connection.model(GradleProject.class);

   //configure the standard input in case your build is interactive:
   builder.setStandardInput(new ByteArrayInputStream("consume this!".getBytes()));

   //if you want to listen to the progress events:
   ProgressListener listener = null; // use your implementation
   builder.addProgressListener(listener);

   //get the model:
   GradleProject project = builder.get();

   //query the model for information:
   System.out.println("Available tasks: " + project.getTasks());
} finally {
   connection.close();
}

Since

1.0-milestone-3

Parameters

<T>

The type of model to build

Functions

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abstract fun forTasks(tasks: Iterable<String>): ModelBuilder<T>
abstract fun forTasks(tasks: Array<String>): ModelBuilder<T>
Specifies the tasks to execute before building the model.
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abstract fun get(): T
Fetch the model, blocking until it is available.
abstract fun get(handler: ResultHandler<in T>)
Starts fetching the model, passing the result to the given handler when complete.
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abstract fun setJavaHome(p: File): T
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