org.gradle.api.plugins
Interface ObjectConfigurationAction


public interface ObjectConfigurationAction

An ObjectConfigurationAction allows you to apply Plugins and scripts to an object or objects.


Method Summary
 ObjectConfigurationAction from(Object script)
          Adds a script to use to configure the target objects.
 ObjectConfigurationAction plugin(Class<? extends Plugin> pluginClass)
          Adds a Plugin to use to configure the target objects.
 ObjectConfigurationAction plugin(String pluginId)
          Adds a Plugin to use to configure the target objects.
 ObjectConfigurationAction to(Object... targets)
          Specifies some target objects to be configured.
 

Method Detail

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ObjectConfigurationAction to(Object... targets)

Specifies some target objects to be configured. Any collections or arrays in the given parameters will be flattened, and the script applied to each object in the result, in the order given. Each call to this method adds some additional target objects.

Parameters:
targets - The target objects.
Returns:
this

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ObjectConfigurationAction from(Object script)
Adds a script to use to configure the target objects. You can call this method multiple times, to use multiple scripts. Scripts and plugins are applied in the order that they are added.

Parameters:
script - The script. Evaluated as for Project.file(Object). However, note that a URL can also be used, allowing the script to be fetched using HTTP, for example.
Returns:
this

plugin

ObjectConfigurationAction plugin(Class<? extends Plugin> pluginClass)
Adds a Plugin to use to configure the target objects. You can call this method multiple times, to use multiple plugins. Scripts and plugins are applied in the order that they are added.

Parameters:
pluginClass - The plugin to apply.
Returns:
this

plugin

ObjectConfigurationAction plugin(String pluginId)
Adds a Plugin to use to configure the target objects. You can call this method multiple times, to use multiple plugins. Scripts and plugins are applied in the order that they are added.

Parameters:
pluginId - The id of the plugin to apply.
Returns:
this