java - how to create a resources directory using gradle init? -


why doesn't init create resources directory?

thufir@doge:~/netbeansprojects$  thufir@doge:~/netbeansprojects$ mkdir foobar thufir@doge:~/netbeansprojects$ cd foobar/ thufir@doge:~/netbeansprojects/foobar$  thufir@doge:~/netbeansprojects/foobar$ gradle init --type java-library :wrapper :init  build successful  total time: 6.187 secs thufir@doge:~/netbeansprojects/foobar$  thufir@doge:~/netbeansprojects/foobar$ tree . ├── build.gradle ├── gradle │   └── wrapper │       ├── gradle-wrapper.jar │       └── gradle-wrapper.properties ├── gradlew ├── gradlew.bat ├── settings.gradle └── src     ├── main     │   └── java     │       └── library.java     └── test         └── java             └── librarytest.java  7 directories, 8 files thufir@doge:~/netbeansprojects/foobar$

this in context of ensuring files package in jar file.

perhaps there's alternate init creates directory? (yes, directory can manually created -- that's not question.)

related to:

47.4.1. changing project layout

you configure project layout configuring appropriate source set. discussed in more detail in following sections. here brief example changes main java , resource source directories.

example 47.2. custom java source layout  build.gradle  sourcesets {     main {         java {             srcdirs = ['src/java']         }         resources {             srcdirs = ['src/resources']         }     } }

gradle should following standard directory layout maven specifies as:

my-app |-- pom.xml `-- src     |-- main     |   |-- java     |   |   `-- com     |   |       `-- mycompany     |   |           `-- app     |   |               `-- app.java     |   `-- resources     |       `-- meta-inf     |           `-- application.properties     `-- test         `-- java             `-- com                 `-- mycompany                     `-- app                         `-- apptest.java

so...why doesn't gradle follow convention?

notably, netbeans creates proper structure:

thufir@doge:~/netbeansprojects/singlegradle$  thufir@doge:~/netbeansprojects/singlegradle$ tree . ├── build.gradle ├── settings.gradle └── src     ├── main     │   ├── java     │   │   └── foo     │   │       └── main.java     │   └── resources     └── test         ├── java         └── resources  8 directories, 3 files thufir@doge:~/netbeansprojects/singlegradle$


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