Java: Create New Gradle Docs Fathead

[moollaza]

Create a new Gradle Docs Fathead Instant Answer

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What do I need to know?

You'll need to know how to code in Perl, Python, Ruby, or JavaScript.

What am I doing?

You will write a script that scrapes or downloads the data source below, and generates an output.txt file containing the parsed documentation. You can learn more about Fatheads and the output.txt syntax here.

More specifically, For each of the Gradle Packages, we should scrape the Interfaces, Classes, Enums, Exceptions, etc.

The JavaDoc Tree looks like a good place to start: https://docs.gradle.org/current/javadoc/overview-tree.html

Data source: https://docs.gradle.org/current/javadoc/

Instant Answer Page: to be created by developer

What is the Goal?

As part of our Programming Mission, we're aiming to reach 100% Instant Answer (IA) coverage for searches related to programming languages by creating new Instant Answers, and improving existing ones.

Here are some Fathead examples:

• Ruby Docs
  • Code | Example Query

• MDN CSS

  • Code | Example Query

  

See more related Instant Answers

Get Started

• [ ] 1) Claim this issue by commenting below
• [ ] 2) Review our Contributing Guide
• [ ] 3) Set up your development environment, and fork this repository
• [ ] 4) Create a new Instant Answer Page: https://duck.co/ia/new_ia (then let us know, here!)
• [ ] 5) Create the Fathead
• [ ] 6) Create a Pull Request
• [ ] 7) Ping @marti1125 for a review

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[ahetawal-p]

I can try taking a stab at this one. @moollaza

[ahetawal-p]

PR : https://github.com/duckduckgo/zeroclickinfo-fathead/pull/617

[tagawa]

Cool, thank you for the PR @ahetawal-p!