Convert to gradle in order to ease installation

nouwaarom commented 4 years ago

Hi, I recently started using this library and I like it very much! However, I found the process of installation rather hard. I am using gradle for my project and had to add the jars by hand, which is not nice as it does not allow automatic updating.

I used gradle source dependencies to allow easy installation from my fork.

in build.gradle.kts I added.

dependencies {
    ...
    implementation("org.graphstream:gs-core:1.3")
}

And in settings.gradle.kts.

sourceControl {
    gitRepository(uri("https://github.com/nouwaarom/gs-core.git")) {
        producesModule("org.graphstream:gs-core")
    }
}

I think it would be nice to use this in order to ease installation. (In order for this to work, the repository should contain a tag with the version number, so for this example I created a tag 1.3). What do you think of this?

pigne commented 4 years ago

GraphStream now uses jitpack to produce builds. You can use the following config in your gradle files : https://jitpack.io/#graphstream/gs-core/dev-SNAPSHOT

No need to change anything to the repository. As a consequence I'll refuse the PR.

nouwaarom commented 4 years ago

Oh nice! I was not aware of this. Could you update the documentation to make this clear to people that want to start using this library?

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Convert to gradle in order to ease installation #332