app.yml

name: jpm
description: A simple command line tool to manage Maven dependencies for Java projects
  that are not using build systems like Maven or Gradle
documentation: |
  # jpm - Java Package Manager

  A simple command line tool to manage Maven dependencies for Java projects that are not using build systems like Maven
  or Gradle.

  It takes inspiration from Node's npm but is more focused on managing dependencies and
  is _not_ a build tool. Keep using Maven and Gradle for that. This tool is ideal for those who want to compile and
  run Java code directly without making their lives difficult the moment they want to start using dependencies.
authors:
- Tako Schotanus (tako@codejive.org)
contributors:
- copilot
links:
  homepage: https://github.com/codejive/java-jpm
  repository: https://github.com/codejive/java-jpm
  documentation: https://github.com/codejive/java-jpm/blob/main/README.md
java: 11
dependencies:
  eu.maveniverse.maven.mima:context: 2.4.35
  eu.maveniverse.maven.mima.runtime:standalone-static: 2.4.35
  org.apache.maven.indexer:search-backend-smo: 7.1.6
  info.picocli:picocli: 4.7.7
  org.yaml:snakeyaml: '2.5'
  org.jline:jline-console-ui: 3.30.6
  org.jline:jline-terminal-jni: 3.30.6
  org.slf4j:slf4j-api: 2.0.17
  org.slf4j:slf4j-simple: 2.0.17
actions:
  clean: ./mvnw clean
  build: ./mvnw spotless:apply package -DskipTests
  run: ./target/binary/bin/jpm
  test: ./mvnw test
  buildj: javac -cp {{deps}} -d classes --source-path src/main/java src/main/java/org/codejive/jpm/Main.java
  runj: java -cp classes:{{deps}} org.codejive.jpm.Main