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A place for experimenting with Java 9's module system.
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README.md

gradle-java-modules

A place for experimenting with Java 9's module system.

Gradle doesn't currently support building Java 9 modules in a first-class way. For now, this repository acts as a place for us to develop a shared knowledge of what we need to do to bring that first-class support to a reality in the future.

The Experimental Jigsaw Plugin

Please feel free to use the org.gradle.java.experimental-jigsaw Plugin developed in this repository, but understand that it is not very sophisticated or particularly well-tested at this point in its development.

If you already have a working Java project, applying the plugin is just two steps:

  1. Apply the plugin: 
    plugins {
  id 'org.gradle.java.experimental-jigsaw' version '0.1.1'
}
  2. Set the module name: 
    javaModule.name = '<your-module-name>'