sbt-utils

A repository of sbt plugins that I find useful.

• sbt-utils-maven for publishing GitHub projects to Maven Central
• sbt-utils-bintray for publishing to Bintray
• sbt-nodejs for working with Scala and Node.js projects

The Maven Central plugin populates the required POM XML and delegates publishing to sbt-sonatype. The user must provide a couple of values to correctly populate the POM XML, see Usage.

Installation

To publish to Maven Central:

addSbtPlugin("com.malliina" % "sbt-utils-maven" % "1.0.0")

To publish to Bintray:

addSbtPlugin("com.malliina" % "sbt-utils-bintray" % "1.0.0")

The Node.js plugin:

addSbtPlugin("com.malliina" % "sbt-nodejs" % "1.0.0")

Usage

Use either Maven Central or Bintray depending on where you want to publish your artifacts.

Maven Central

To publish to Maven Central, enable the MavenCentralPlugin SBT autoplugin for your project:

val myLibrary = Project("my-library", file("."))
  .enablePlugins(MavenCentralPlugin)

Define the following SBT settings in order to populate the Maven POM XML correctly:

gitUserName := "My GitHub Username Here",
developerName := "My Name Here"

To publish the artifacts, run:

sbt release

You need credentials to publish.

The generated POM XML declares a license of https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT.

Bintray

Enable the BintrayReleasePlugin autoplugin:

val myLibrary = Project("my-library", file("."))
  .enablePlugins(BintrayReleasePlugin)

To publish the artifacts, run:

sbt release

Node.js

Plugin NodeJsPlugin lets you run npm commands from the sbt shell.

val myApp = project.in(file("."))
  .enablePlugins(NodeJsPlugin)

Then run e.g.

front ncu