Re: [jruby-user] [ANN] jruby-maven-plugins, jbundler, jar-depenencies, ruby-maven, etc

Thanks for all your work Christian!

Cheers

On Jul 17, 2014, at 12:26 PM, christian <[email protected]> wrote:

> jruby-maven-plugins version 1.0.4
> ---------------------------------
> 
> after a long time it reached 1.0.0 and got some more bug fixes already.
> 
> with those plugin you can run jruby with gem-artifacts, run tests (junit, minitest, rspec, cucumber) using those gems or pack them as embeded gems into jar or war files 
> 
> gem artifacts are offered by http://rubygems-proxy.torquebox.org/
> 
> some info can be found on jruby-wiki
> 
> * JRuby scripting container packed as jar with embeded gems: https://github.com/jruby/jruby/wiki/Jruby-Scripting-container-using-Gems-with-a-Maven-Project
> 
> * JRuby scripting container inside a servlet packed as war: https://github.com/jruby/jruby/wiki/JRuby-Scripting-container-in-Servlet-using-Gems-packed-with-Maven
> 
> * minitest, rspec, cucumber test for you ruby script: https://github.com/jruby/jruby/wiki/Running-Minitest-or-Rspec-over-serveral-JRuby-versions-with-Ruby-Maven
> 
> all those pages use a Ruby-DSL for Maven
> 
> Ruby-Maven 3.1.1.0.8
> ------------------------------
> 
> basically a regular maven-3.1.1 installation with an extra thin wrapper which "translates" a ruby file into a pom.xml
> 
> it comes with some "extras" feature to use a Gemfile, Jarfile or gemspec-file as part of the POM. as well it leverages the jruby-maven-plugins.
> 
> it also allows to execute code during a declared phase, i.e. like inlined maven plugins written in ruby.
> 
> 
> Rubygems-Servlets
> ---------------------------
> 
> if you need Gem-Artifacts from your local rubygems repository you can use
> https://github.com/torquebox/rubygems-servlets
> to proxy gem repository and deliver gem-artifacts.
> 
> for a more advanced solution use sonatype.org/nexus with nexus-ruby-plugin from:
> https://github.com/sonatype/nexus-ruby-support
> 
> rubygems-servlets uses the same core as this nexus-plugin.
> 
> JBundler 0.6.1
> -------------------
> 
> manage your jars for your ruby project with jbundler
> 
> * it uses ruby-maven now to lock down the version for the jars
> * allows exclusions on jars (maven feature)
> * uses jar-dependencies to "track and load" jars
> 
> the 0.6.x might break some existing project. in such a case please use 
> $ jbundle lock_down
> instead of install and **open an issue**: https://github.com/mkristian/jbundler
> 
> 
> Jar-Dependencies 0.0.5
> --------------------------------
> 
> * during runtime it tracks the version of loaded jars - if require_jar(...) is used to load it
> * it can "vendor" the jars declared as "jar dependency" inside the gemspec file before packing them
> * it can "vendor" the jars when you install the gem
> 
> see on how you can manage your jars with jbundler (and jar-dependencies):
> https://github.com/jruby/jruby/wiki/Using-a-different-Bouncy-Castle-version-via-JBundler
> 
> Clueing Things Together
> ---------------------------------
> 
> putting the Gemfile, Jarfile and some common maven-plugins, the jruby-maven-plugins together. with the help of ruby-maven you can easily pack
> 
> * a rack application ready to deploy on servlet-container: https://github.com/jruby/jruby/wiki/Rack-Application-with-Ruby-Maven
> 
> * or deploy it on heroku https://github.com/jruby/jruby/wiki/Rack-Application-with-JBundler-on-Heroku
> 
> LAST
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> 
> enjoy and please open issues if you have problems !
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