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v0.0.14 of mrJar introduces an Eclipse Modulfier feature

No biggie @Graou74. That Eclipse script I shared with you, I’ve been using in Visual Studio Code a lot for the past several months. So out of habit I add it to every new project I create. I’d actually forgotten that I’d bundled it into that one project I’d uploaded for you until the next day.

It is a hassle to copy a script into every new project. Isn’t it? So I went ahead and incorporated Eclipse/VS Code plug-and-playability into mrJar v0.0.14. So using VS Code/Eclipse should be a little less of a pain in the butt for me with this.

There are three ways to modulfy Eclipse with this new mrJar feature. Here’s a video showing the main way that I prefer to use it myself:

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The Solution

  1. First — before I import my project into VS Code (which is really just Eclipse-lite) — I apply the mrJar plugin to my build.gradle…

     plugins{ 
     ...
     id 'java-library'
     id 'eclipse'
     id 'com.lingocoder.mrjar' version '0.0.14'
     ...
 }

  2. Then I import the existing Gradle project like normal

That’s all there is to it! Eclipse has now been modulefied!

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Or it’s also possible to modulefy an existing VS Code/Eclipse project. Doing it that way, there are two options:

  1. Do nothing and let mrJar automatically apply the modulefication, lazily, to the project
  2. Explicitly call the :eclipse task like normal (after applying mrJar inbuild.gradle, of course)

Feel free to try mrJar out for yourself, @Graou74. In addition to this new Eclipse module enabling feature, release v0.0.14 also fixes a bug I discovered the other day.