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InAndOutDirectoryOperationRequest
interface InAndOutDirectoryOperationRequest<TaskT : Task?>
Summary
Public functions
fun <ArtifactTypeT : Artifact.Single<Directory?>? & Artifact.Transformable?> toTransform(
type: ArtifactTypeT?
): Unit
Initiates a transform request to a single Artifact.Transformable
artifact type.
Parameters |
type: ArtifactTypeT? |
The Artifact identifying the artifact to transform. The Artifact 's Artifact.kind must be Artifact.DIRECTORY
The artifact type must be Artifact.Single and Artifact.Transformable .
Let's take a Task transforming an input org.gradle.api.file.Directory into an output:
abstract class MyTask: DefaultTask() { @get:InputFiles abstract val inputDir: DirectoryProperty @get:OutputDirectory abstract val outputDir: DirectoryProperty
@TaskAction fun taskAction() { ... read inputFile and write outputFile ... } }
An ArtifactType defined as follows :
sealed class ArtifactType<T: FileSystemLocation>(val kind: ArtifactKind) { object SINGLE_DIR_ARTIFACT: ArtifactType<Directory>(DIRECTORY), Single, Transformable }
You can register a transform to the collection of org.gradle.api.file.RegularFile .
val taskProvider= projects.tasks.register(MyTask::class.java, "transformTask") artifacts.use(taskProvider) .wiredWithDirectories( MyTask::inputFile, MyTask::outputFile) .toTransform(ArtifactType.SINGLE_DIR_ARTIFACT)
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fun <ArtifactTypeT : Artifact.Single<Directory?>? & Artifact.ContainsMany?> toTransformMany(
type: ArtifactTypeT?
): ArtifactTransformationRequest<TaskT>
Initiates a transform request to a single Artifact.Transformable
artifact type that can contain more than one artifact.
Parameters |
type: ArtifactTypeT? |
The Artifact of the Directory identifying the artifact to transform.
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Returns |
ArtifactTransformationRequest<TaskT> |
ArtifactTransformationRequest that will allow processing of individual artifacts located in the input directory.
The artifact type must be Artifact.Single , Artifact.Transformable , and Artifact.ContainsMany .
For example, let's take a Task to transform a list of org.gradle.api.file.RegularFile as inputs into a single output:
abstract class MyTask: DefaultTask() { @get:InputFiles abstract val inputFolder: DirectoryProperty @get:OutputFile abstract val outputFolder: DirectoryProperty @Internal abstract Property<ArtifactTransformationRequest<MyTask>> getTransformationRequest()
@TaskAction fun taskAction() { transformationRequest.get().submit( ... submit a work item for each input file ... ) } }
You then register the task as follows:
val taskProvider= projects.tasks.register(MyTask::class.java, "combineTask") val transformationRequest = artifacts.use(taskProvider) .wiredWith( MyTask::inputFolder, MyTask::outputFolder) .toTransformMany(ArtifactType.APK) taskProvider.configure { task -> task.getTransformationRequest().set(transformationRequest) }
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Last updated 2021-12-10 UTC.
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