gradle-secretkey-plugin

The gradle-secretkey-plugin is a plugin to create a file based on a template, replacing strings as configured for the plugin using a parameter map.

Getting Started

For the example we want to create a file in build time, with the value of some strings as parameter, one of them comes from an enviroment variable.

1 You need to define the template file with extension ".template" on you code like this:

---------------------- teste.h.template ---------------

String anyVariable = "TEST_PRIVATE_KEY_REPLACE"
String anyOtherVariable = "TEST_PRIVATE_KEY_REPLACE2"

---------------------- teste.h.template ---------------

2 Apply the plugin on gradle:

buildscript {

    repositories {
        maven {
            url "https://packagecloud.io/hernandazevedo/gradle-secretkey/maven2"
        }
    }
    dependencies {
        classpath 'com.hernandazevedo:gradle-secretkey:${currentversion}'
    }
}

apply plugin: 'gradle-secretkey'

3 Configure the plugin by initializing the variables like:

secretkey {
    def privateKeyFromEnv = System.env.PRIVATE_KEY2 != null ? System.env.PRIVATE_KEY2 : "default value"
    templateFile = "${project.projectDir}/src/main/cpp/teste.h.template"
    keyMap = [TEST_PRIVATE_KEY_REPLACE: "11111", TEST_PRIVATE_KEY_REPLACE2: privateKeyFromEnv]
}

4 Make the task processKeys run before the task you need. Example:

//In this configuration, the keys will be  run before gradle start the build process for the project
project.tasks.preBuild.dependsOn project.tasks.processKeys

See the example here: https://github.com/hernandazevedo/gradle-secretkey-plugin-demo

License This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details