Script to wait for an artifact to appear on Maven Central or to monitor coordinates for new versions.
Just release a new artifact and want to know when you can start using it?
dependency-watch await com.example:example:1.1.0 && say "Example 1.1.0 is available!"
Pipe to a notification, email, HTTP request, sound, or anything else your heart desires.
The notify subcommand allows you to monitor multiple groupId/artifactId coordinates at once.
Create a config.toml with a coordinate list.
[MavenCentral]
coordinates = [
"com.example:example",
"com.jakewharton:dependency-watch",
]You can also monitor Google's maven repository with the table name "GoogleMaven". Monitor custom repositories by adding a 'host' key and optional 'name'.
[CustomRepo]
name = "Custom Repo" # Optional!
host = "https://example.com/repo/"
coordinates = [
"com.example:thing",
]Pass the config file and a --data directory to store already-seen versions across invocations:
dependency-watch notify --data data config.toml
The notify subcommand will check for any new versions once and then exit.
Run with --watch to continuously check every minute. Use --interval to adjust the check period.
The --slack option accepts a Slack webhook URL to
notify when a new version is found.
The message will look like this:
New artifact in (repository name)
(version) of (groupId):(artifactId)
The --teams option accepts a Teams webhook URL to
notify when a new version is found.
The message will look like this:
New artifact in (repository name)
(version) of (groupId):(artifactId)
The --ifttt option accepts an IFTTT webhook URL to notify when a new version is
found. This notification can then be redirected to Twitter, Slack, email, printers,
light bulbs, and hundreds of other places.
The event will have the following data set:
Value1: The maven repository nameValue2: The groupId:artifactId pair (e.g.,com.example:example)Value3: The new versions that was seen (e.g.,1.1.0)
Mac OS
brew install JakeWharton/repo/dependency-watch
Other
Download ZIP from latest release and
run bin/dependency-watch or bin/dependency-watch.bat.
The container runs the tool using cron on a specified schedule and will notify IFTTT.
The container looks in /config for any *.toml files, but only one is supported.
docker run -it --rm
-v /path/to/config:/config \
-v /path/to/data:/data \
-e "CRON=0 * * * *" \
-e "NOTIFY_IFTTT=..." \
jakewharton/dependency-watch:0.4
To be notified when sync is failing visit https://healthchecks.io, create a check, and specify
the ID to the container using the HEALTHCHECK_ID environment variable.
version: '2'
services:
dependency-watch:
image: jakewharton/dependency-watch:0.5
restart: unless-stopped
volumes:
- /path/to/config:/config
- /path/to/data:/data
environment:
- "CRON=0 * * * *"
- "NOTIFY_IFTTT=..."
#Optional:
- "HEALTHCHECK_ID=..."
- "PUID=..."
- "PGID=..."$ dependency-watch --help
Usage: dependency-watch [<options>] <command> [<args>]...
Options:
-h, --help Show this message and exit
Commands:
await Wait for an artifact to appear in a Maven repository then exit
notify Monitor Maven coordinates in a Maven repository for new versions
$ dependency-watch await --help
Usage: dependency-watch await [<options>] <coordinates>
Wait for an artifact to appear in a Maven repository then exit
Options:
--interval=<duration> Amount of time between checks in ISO8601 duration
format (default 1 minute)
--ifttt=<url> IFTTT webhook URL to trigger (see
https://ifttt.com/maker_webhooks)
--repo=<url> URL or well-known ID of maven repository to check
(default is "MavenCentral"). Available well-known IDs:
"MavenCentral", "GoogleMaven".
-q, --quiet Hide 'Last checked' output
-h, --help Show this message and exit
Arguments:
<coordinates> Maven coordinates (e.g., 'com.example:example:1.0.0')
$ dependency-watch notify --help
Usage: dependency-watch notify [<options>] <config>
Monitor Maven coordinates in a Maven repository for new versions
Options:
--interval=<duration> Amount of time between checks in ISO8601 duration
format (default 1 minute)
--ifttt=<url> IFTTT webhook URL to trigger (see
https://ifttt.com/maker_webhooks)
--data=<path> Directory into which already-seen versions are tracked
(default in-memory)
--watch Continually monitor for new versions every '--interval'
-h, --help Show this message and exit
Arguments:
<config> TOML file containing repositories and coordinates to watch
Format:
╭──────────────────────────────────╮
│[MavenCentral] │
│coordinates = [ │
│ "com.example.ping:pong", │
│ "com.example.fizz:buzz", │
│] │
│ │
│[GoogleMaven] │
│coordinates = [ │
│ "com.google:example", │
│] │
│ │
│[CustomRepo] │
│name = "Custom Repo" # Optional │
│host = "https://example.com/repo/"│
│coordinates = [ │
│ "com.example:thing", │
│] │
╰──────────────────────────────────╯
"MavenCentral" and "GoogleMaven" are two optional well-known
repositories which only require a list of coordinates. Other
repositories also require a host and can specify an optional name.
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