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Development Environment for writting Artifactory User Plugins

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*Note:  This repository is not currently being maintained for Artifactory 7.x and above.*

How to configure Artifactory plugin development
-----------------------------------------------

- Link any plugins to be worked on in the `etc/plugins` directory (see readme
  there), or
- If you are using the [`artifactory-user-plugins`][1] repository, paste that
  path into `gradle.properties`
- If you want to use an older version of Artifactory, or download it from a
  different source, edit `gradle.properties` accordingly

NOTE: This supports Linux and Mac OS X platforms, Windows OS is not supported! *(If you are familiar with Windows & Eclipse & Maven, please see [README-EclipseMaven.md](README-EclipseMaven.md))*

All of the configuration happens with Gradle tasks:

1. To set up your IDE, type: `./gradlew idea` (or `./gradlew eclipse`)
2. Copy your `artifactory.lic` license into the `local-store` directory
3. To download and configure Artifactory: `./gradlew prepareArtPro`
4. To start Artifactory: `./gradlew startArtPro`

If you are using the [`artifactory-user-plugins`][1] repository:  
To link a plugin: `./gradlew workOnPlugin -DpluginName=plugin/name`  
To unlink a plugin: `./gradlew stopWorkOnPlugin -DpluginName=plugin/name`  
To unlink all plugins: `./gradlew stopWorkOnPlugin -DpluginName=all`

Then you can run the tests present in
`artifactory-user-plugins-devenv/src/test/groovy` using your IDE, or with
`./gradlew test`.

To stop Artifactory: `./gradlew stopArtPro`  
To restart Artifactory: `./gradlew restartArtPro`  
To erase all Artifactory storages: `./gradlew cleanArtPro`

Artifactory will be configured with the Artifactory Pro license present in the
`local-store` folder, a representative set of repositories, and will poll the
`plugins` directory for updates every 10 seconds.

Logging can be printed to the logs from within the plugin (with `log.warn`) and
viewed by tailing the `artifactory.log` file, as user plugins are compiled at
runtime. A basic example would be:

```java
storage {
        beforeMove{item, targetRepoPath, properties ->
                 log.warn "triggered !";
        }
}
```

(For checking whether the `beforeMove` event was triggered)

[1]: https://github.com/JFrogDev/artifactory-user-plugins

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