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Dragome backend for LibGDX.
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Validate dependencies #2

Closed czyzby closed 8 years ago

czyzby commented 8 years ago

dragome-sdk seems to depend on multiple libraries, which are unlikely do be needed by a plain HTML/JS application. build.gradle has to be validated - and corrected, if necessary - and should contain only the crucial libraries in its dependencies.

fpetrola commented 8 years ago

dragome is totally modular, you can discard all additional modules such as form-bindings, method-logger, guia, guia-web, callback-evictor, and also bytecode-js-compiler after you've generated js, and the application will be able to run in js and interact with browser DOM directly and execute native js.

czyzby commented 8 years ago

@fpetrola Gradle dependencies work pretty much like Maven dependencies, they just contain less boilerplate code. For example this dependency:

<dependency>
    <groupId>com.dragome</groupId>
    <artifactId>dragome-sdk</artifactId>
    <version>0.96-beta2</version>
</dependency>

Would require a single line in build.gradle: compile 'com.dragome:dragome-sdk:0.96-beta2'.

I'm still not sure which modules are crucial to run Dragome, so if we can use multiple specific libraries instead of dragome-sdk (which seems to depend on modules which are not necessary), I think you should modify build.gradle yourself. If you think dragome-sdk is actually the way to go, this issue can be closed.

czyzby commented 8 years ago

For now, js-jre, guia and web seem to be the only required modules. I'm closing this, but if we can exclude even more, make sure to comment.