How about something like,
batik_artifacts = [] # initialized by task :init_task
task :init_batik do
...
Dir.glob(batik_dir) do |t|
(name, version) =
File.basename(t).match(/(.*)-(\d[\d\.]*)\.jar/).to_a[1..2]
batik_artifacts << artifact("batik:#{name}:jar:#{version}").from(t)
end
end
alex
2009/5/21 Brendan Grainger <[email protected]>
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to create an artifact that contains all jars found in a zip
> download. So far I have this:
>
> task :install_jars do
> batik_zip = artifact("batik:batik:zip:1.7")
> download(batik_zip.name => "
> http://apache.osuosl.org/xmlgraphics/batik/batik-1.7.zip";)
> unzip_batik = unzip('target' => batik_zip)
> unzip_batik.target.invoke
> batik_dir = File.join(unzip_batik.target.name, "batik*", "lib",
> "*.jar")
>
> Dir.glob(batik_dir) do |t|
> # Now what?
> # bean = artifact('example.com:beans:jar:1.0').from(bean_jar)
> end
>
> batik_dir = File.join(unzip_batik.target.name, "batik*", "*.jar")
> puts batik_dir.inspect
> batik_artifact = artifact("batik:batik:jar:1.7")
> Dir.glob(batik_dir) do |t|
>
> # Now what?
> end
>
> # bean = artifact('example.com:beans:jar:1.0').from(bean_jar)
> end
>
> Any ideas about the now what? part. Sorry I'm still pretty inexperienced
> with buildr, but can see it's potential.
>
> Cheers
> Brendan
