Reputation: 29436
I want to enable automatic Javadoc generation for a library project on each build. I have 3 issues to tackle:
How to integrate such an automated script in IDE's build process ? (Eclipse and IDEA).
How do I exclude the auto-generated R
and Build
classes from docs
processing, as they are always generated under the source's
namespace.
Pack and place Javadoc as a jar next to the build jar file.
The question is a bit broad, But I'm sure a good consolidated answer in one place will save the trouble for many.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 763
Reputation: 29436
Two ways:
Apache Ant
: the default ant build file lies in sdk_path/tools/ant/build.xml
, this is imported into project's build xml
. Hence custom targets can be added for some additional work. Best place to put them is in a custom_rules.xml
file at project root and import in project's build.xml
.custom_rules.xml
:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<project name="MyProject" default="help">
<!-- IDE produces default jar as: out/production/classes.jar ,
so we define a custom target to rename the jar, generate and package docs jar along
with it -->
<target name="package_library" depends="init_pack_lib, check_lib_jar, rename_lib_jar,generate_javadoc"/>
<!-- init all properties to use-->
<target name="init_pack_lib">
<property name="real.out.dir" value="${basedir}/out/production"/>
<property name="lib.gen.jar.file" value="${real.out.dir}/classes.jar"/>
<property name="docs.dir" value="${real.out.dir}/Docs"/>
<!-- we need to peek into manifest xml file-->
<xmlproperty file="${manifest.abs.file}" collapseattributes="true"/>
<property name="app.package" value="${manifest.package}"/>
<property name="app.dist.name" value="${ant.project.name}_${manifest.android:versionName}"/>
<property name="doc.package.names" value="${app.package}.*"/>
</target>
<!-- is classes.jar generated ?-->
<target name="check_lib_jar">
<available file="${lib.gen.jar.file}" property="lib.jar.found"/>
</target>
<!-- if so, give it a better name-->
<target name="rename_lib_jar" if="${lib.jar.found}">
<move file="${lib.gen.jar.file}"
tofile="${real.out.dir}/${app.dist.name}.jar"/>
</target>
<!-- generate and package JavaDoc for project-->
<target name="generate_javadoc" depends="check_doc_dir, create_doc_dir, clean_docs_dir">
<javadoc packagenames="${doc.package.names}"
sourcepath="${source.absolute.dir}"
destdir="${docs.dir}"
verbose="false"
/>
<jar compress="${jar.compress}" basedir="${docs.dir}" jarfile="${real.out.dir}/${app.dist.name}_JavaDoc.jar"/>
</target>
<!-- what about JavaDocs destination directory ? -->
<target name="check_doc_dir">
<condition property="docs.dir.not.exists">
<not>
<available type="dir" file="${docs.dir}" property="docs.dir.exists"/>
</not>
</condition>
</target>
<!-- make docs directory if it isn't there already-->
<target name="create_doc_dir" if="docs.dir.not.exists">
<mkdir dir="${docs.dir}"/>
</target>
<!-- wipe previous JavaDocs files-->
<target name="clean_docs_dir" if="docs.dir.exists">
<delete includeemptydirs="true">
<fileset dir="${docs.dir}" includes="**/*"/>
</delete>
</target>
</project>
To create package, simply run ant package_library
from project root. You can include these in a build target so, they run on every build.
Upvotes: 5