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Simple library for interacting with the Meson build system from Java. Intended for use as a basis for IDE, build and CI system integration.a
Installation
Available in Maven Central.
Maven
<dependency>
<groupId>io.github.rockfireredmoon</groupId>
<artifactId>jameson</artifactId>
<version>0.0.1</version>
</dependency>
Usage
You'll need a project with a meson.build at the root in the usual way. Then construct a MesonProject pointing to this directory
MesonProject project = new MesonProject(new File("/path/to/project"));
Initializing The Project
For most operations, you will need create the Meson build directory from the information supplied in the meson.build file(s). If not already initialized, you can do so with the following.
project.initialize(new ConsoleMesonProgress());
You can pass in your own implementation of a MesonProgress, wiring it to your UI toolkit of choice for example.
Building The Project
Once initialized, one thing you can do with the project is build it.
project.build(new ConsoleMesonProgress());
Cleaning The Project
To clean up the project (remove binaries, generated files etc).
project.clean(new ConsoleMesonProgress());
Querying The Project
You can query various aspects of the project.
Project Information
MesonProjectInformation info = project.info();
/* Display the main project version, other attribute can be queries such as name, description and more */
System.out.println("Version: " + info.version());
for(MesonSubproject sub : info) {
/* Display the subproject name, other attributes can be queried such as decription, version and more */
System.out.println("Subproject: " + sub.name());
}
Targets
You can get a list of all the generated Makefile targets.
for(MesonTarget target : project.targets()) {
/* Display the name, other attributes can be queried such as sources, type, id and more */
System.out.println("Target: " + target.name());
}
Project Options
You can get and set project options.
MesonOptions opts = project.options();
System.out.println("Old build type: " + opts.getAsString("buildtype"));
opts.put("buildtype", "release");
You can do the same thing on subprojects.
info.get("subproject1").options().put("my_custom_option", "val1");