Examples of org.gradle.api.Project

org.gradle.api.Project
gates to Project.defaultTasks() reportDir = file('reports') // Delegates to Project.file() and Project.setProperty()
You can also access the Project instance using the project property. This can make the script clearer in some cases. For example, you could use project.name rather than name to access the project's name.
Dynamic Properties

A project has 5 property 'scopes', which it searches for properties. You can access these properties by name in your build file, or by calling the project's {@link #property(String)} method. The scopes are:
- The Project object itself. This scope includes any property getters and setters declared by the Project implementation class. For example, {@link #getRootProject()} is accessible as therootProject property. The properties of this scope are readable or writable depending on the presence of the corresponding getter or setter method.
- The additional properties of the project. Each project maintains a map of additional properties, which can contain any arbitrary name -> value pair. The properties of this scope are readable and writable.
- The convention properties added to the project by each {@link Plugin} applied to the project. A {@link Plugin} can add properties and methods to a project through the project's {@link Convention} object. The propertiesof this scope may be readable or writable, depending on the convention objects.
- The tasks of the project. A task is accessible by using its name as a property name. The properties of this scope are read-only. For example, a task called compile is accessible as the compile property.
- The additional properties and convention properties of the project's parent project, recursively up to the root project. The properties of this scope are read-only.
When reading a property, the project searches the above scopes in order, and returns the value from the first scope it finds the property in. See {@link #property(String)} for more details.
When writing a property, the project searches the above scopes in order, and sets the property in the first scope it finds the property in. If not found, the project adds the property to its map of additional properties. See {@link #setProperty(String,Object)} for more details.
Dynamic Methods

A project has 5 method 'scopes', which it searches for methods:
- The Project object itself.
- The build file. The project searches for a matching method declared in the build file.
- The convention methods added to the project by each {@link Plugin} applied to the project. A {@link Plugin} can add properties and method to a project through the project's {@link Convention} object.
- The tasks of the project. A method is added for each task, using the name of the task as the method name and taking a single closure parameter. The method calls the {@link Task#configure(groovy.lang.Closure)} method for theassociated task with the provided closure. For example, if the project has a task called compile, then a method is added with the following signature: void compile(Closure configureClosure).
- The parent project, recursively up to the root project.
@author Hans Dockter

     * Creates a mock project with the specified properties.
     *
     * Note: depth is 0 for a root project. 1 for a root project's subproject, etc.
    */
    public static Project createMockProject(JUnit4Mockery context, final String name, final String buildFilePath, final int depth, Project[] subProjectArray, Task[] tasks, String[] defaultTasks, Project... dependsOnProjects) {
        final Project project = context.mock(Project.class, "[project]_" + name + '_' + uniqueNameCounter++);


        context.checking(new Expectations() {{
            allowing(project).getName();
            will(returnValue(name));
            allowing(project).getDescription();

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    }


    private void applyPlugin(Class<? extends Plugin> pluginClass) {
        for (Object target : targets) {
            if (target instanceof Project) {
                Project project = (Project) target;
                project.getPlugins().apply(pluginClass);
            } else {
                throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
            }
        }
    }

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    }


    private void applyPlugin(String pluginId) {
        for (Object target : targets) {
            if (target instanceof Project) {
                Project project = (Project) target;
                project.getPlugins().apply(pluginId);
            } else {
                throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
            }
        }
    }

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    private StyledTextOutput textOutput = getServices().get(StyledTextOutputFactory.class).create(ProjectReportTask.class);


    @TaskAction
    void listProjects() {
        BuildClientMetaData metaData = getServices().get(BuildClientMetaData.class);
        Project project = getProject();


        textOutput.println();
        render(project, new GraphRenderer(textOutput), true);
        if (project.getChildProjects().isEmpty()) {
            textOutput.withStyle(Info).text("No sub-projects");
            textOutput.println();
        }


        textOutput.println();
        textOutput.text("To see a list of the tasks of a project, run ");
        metaData.describeCommand(textOutput.withStyle(UserInput), String.format("<project-path>:%s", ImplicitTasksConfigurer.TASKS_TASK));
        textOutput.println();


        textOutput.text("For example, try running ");
        Project exampleProject = project.getChildProjects().isEmpty() ? project : getChildren(project).get(0);
        metaData.describeCommand(textOutput.withStyle(UserInput), exampleProject.absoluteProjectPath(ImplicitTasksConfigurer.TASKS_TASK));
        textOutput.println();


        if (project != project.getRootProject()) {
            textOutput.println();
            textOutput.text("To see a list of all the projects in this build, run ");

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        context = new JUnit4Mockery();


        Task subsubCompileTask = TestUtility.createTask(context, "compile", "compile description");
        Task subsubLibTask = TestUtility.createTask(context, "lib", "lib description");
        Task subsubDocTask = TestUtility.createTask(context, "doc", "doc description");
        Project subsubProject = TestUtility.createMockProject(context, "mysubsubproject", "filepath3", 2, null,
                new Task[]{subsubCompileTask, subsubLibTask, subsubDocTask}, null, (Project[]) null);


        Task subCompileTask1 = TestUtility.createTask(context, "compile", "compile description");
        Task subLibTask1 = TestUtility.createTask(context, "lib", "lib description");
        Task subDocTask1 = TestUtility.createTask(context, "doc", "doc description");
        Project subProject1 = TestUtility.createMockProject(context, "mysubproject1", "filepath2a", 1,
                new Project[]{subsubProject}, new Task[]{subCompileTask1, subLibTask1, subDocTask1}, null,
                (Project[]) null);


        Task subCompileTask2 = TestUtility.createTask(context, "compile", "compile description");
        Task subLibTask2 = TestUtility.createTask(context, "lib", "lib description");
        Task subDocTask2 = TestUtility.createTask(context, "doc", "doc description");
        Project subProject2 = TestUtility.createMockProject(context, "mysubproject2", "filepath2b", 1, null,
                new Task[]{subCompileTask2, subLibTask2, subDocTask2}, null, (Project[]) null);


        Project rootProject = TestUtility.createMockProject(context, "myrootproject", "filepath1", 0,
                new Project[]{subProject1, subProject2}, null, null, (Project[]) null);


        buildInformation = new BuildInformation(rootProject);


        //now get the converted objects to simplify our matching

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    private List<ProjectView> getProjectViews(Set<Project> projects) {
        List<ProjectView> views = new ArrayList<ProjectView>();


        Iterator<Project> projectIterator = projects.iterator();
        while (projectIterator.hasNext()) {
            Project project = projectIterator.next();
            ProjectView projectView = projectMap.get(project);
            if (projectView == null) {
                logger.error("Missing project: " + project.getName());
            } else {
                views.add(projectView);
            }
        }

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    private ProjectDependencyFactory projectDependencyFactory = new DefaultProjectDependencyFactory(projectDependenciesBuildInstruction, new AsmBackedClassGenerator());
    private ProjectFinder projectFinder = context.mock(ProjectFinder.class);


    @Test
    public void testCreateProjectDependencyWithProject() {
        Project dependencyProject = HelperUtil.createRootProject();
        DefaultProjectDependency projectDependency = (DefaultProjectDependency)
                projectDependencyFactory.createDependency(Dependency.class, dependencyProject);
        assertThat((ProjectInternal) projectDependency.getDependencyProject(), equalTo(dependencyProject));
    }

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    private final TaskExecutionLogger executionLogger = new TaskExecutionLogger(progressLoggerFactory);


    @Before
    public void setUp() {
        context.checking(new Expectations() {{
            Project project = context.mock(Project.class);
            allowing(task).getProject();
            will(returnValue(project));
            allowing(project).getGradle();
            will(returnValue(gradle));
            allowing(task).getPath();

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    }


    @Test
    public void logsExecutionOfTaskInSubBuild() {
        context.checking(new Expectations() {{
            Project rootProject = context.mock(Project.class, "rootProject");


            allowing(gradle).getParent();
            will(returnValue(context.mock(Gradle.class, "rootBuild")));
            allowing(gradle).getRootProject();
            will(returnValue(rootProject));

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        assertThat(renderer.getTextOutput(), nullValue());
    }


    @Test
    public void writeRootProjectHeader() throws IOException {
        final Project project = context.mock(Project.class);
        TestStyledTextOutput textOutput = new TestStyledTextOutput();


        context.checking(new Expectations() {{
            allowing(project).getRootProject();
            will(returnValue(project));

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