not kotlin specific, though tangential, is there a...

# gradle

[xenoterracide]

not kotlin specific, though tangential, is there a way to implement my own "skeleton" for a gradle with kotlin project? so when creating a new project I don't have to do all the things again. bonus points if I can also do things like make api calls in this to set up my remotes like bitbucket and wercker.

if not, totally offtopic, but does anyone know of a good piece of software for this?

[mkobit]

not supported in gradle itself - https://github.com/gradle/gradle/issues/1686

you could look at https://github.com/pledbrook/lazybones or http://yeoman.io/ if you want to use an existing framework

[mkobit]

there are a bunch of different templating tools out there

[xenoterracide]

yeah the problem is finding the right one, I'll look at lazybones, not familliar

[xenoterracide]

thanks

[mkobit]

hah yup, there are way too many, and they often feel clunky and heavy to get started with (in my opinion)

[xenoterracide]

yeah, haven't figured out how I can install lazybones on windows

[xenoterracide]

it says use sdkman

[xenoterracide]

and sdkman installer won't run in git for windows env

[mkobit]

bleh sorry, looks like lazybones hasnt really been touched in years too

[xenoterracide]

no wories, maybe yo is the right answer, just... node...

[xenoterracide]

or maybe figuring out how to gt idea to do it

[xenoterracide]

(they say there's a lot of scaffolding/skel tools, but when you go looking for good ones that aren't stuck in framework specific and are crossplatorm)

[mkobit]

yeah thats the unfortunate part with most of them