Project (Gradle API 1.0)

All Superinterfaces:

Comparable<Project>, ExtensionAware

All Known Subinterfaces:

ProjectInternal

All Known Implementing Classes:

AbstractProject, DefaultProject
```
public interface Project
extends Comparable<Project>, ExtensionAware
```
This interface is the main API you use to interact with Gradle from your build file. From a Project, you have programmatic access to all of Gradle's features.

Lifecycle

There is a one-to-one relationship between a Project and a "build.gradle" file. During build initialisation, Gradle assembles a Project object for each project which is to participate in the build, as follows:
- Create a Settings instance for the build.
- Evaluate the "settings.gradle" script, if present, against the Settings object to configure it.
- Use the configured Settings object to create the hierarchy of Project instances.
- Finally, evaluate each Project by executing its "build.gradle" file, if present, against the project. The project are evaluated in breadth-wise order, such that a project is evaluated before its child projects. This order can be overridden by calling evaluationDependsOnChildren() or by adding an explicit evaluation dependency using evaluationDependsOn(String).
Tasks

A project is essentially a collection of Task objects. Each task performs some basic piece of work, such as compiling classes, or running unit tests, or zipping up a WAR file. You add tasks to a project using one of the add() methods on TaskContainer, such as TaskContainer.add(String). You can locate existing tasks using one of the lookup methods on TaskContainer, such as TaskCollection.getByName(String).

Dependencies

A project generally has a number of dependencies it needs in order to do its work. Also, a project generally produces a number of artifacts, which other projects can use. Those dependencies are grouped in configurations, and can be retrieved and uploaded from repositories. You use the ConfigurationContainer returned by getConfigurations() method to manage the configurations. The DependencyHandler returned by getDependencies() method to manage the dependencies. The ArtifactHandler returned by getArtifacts() method to manage the artifacts. The RepositoryHandler returned by getRepositories() method to manage the repositories.

Multi-project Builds

Projects are arranged into a hierarchy of projects. A project has a name, and a fully qualified path which uniquely identifies it in the hierarchy.
Properties

Gradle executes the project's build file against the Project instance to configure the project. Any property or method which your script uses is delegated through to the associated Project object. This means, that you can use any of the methods and properties on the Project interface directly in your script.
For example:
```
 defaultTasks('some-task')  // Delegates to Project.defaultTasks()
 reportsDir = file('reports') // Delegates to Project.file() and the Java Plugin
 
```
You can also access the Project instance using the project property. This can make the script clearer in some cases. For example, you could use project.name rather than name to access the project's name.
A project has 5 property 'scopes', which it searches for properties. You can access these properties by name in your build file, or by calling the project's property(String) method. The scopes are:
- The Project object itself. This scope includes any property getters and setters declared by the Project implementation class. For example, getRootProject() is accessible as the rootProject property. The properties of this scope are readable or writable depending on the presence of the corresponding getter or setter method.
- The additional properties of the project. Each project maintains a map of additional properties, which can contain any arbitrary name -> value pair. The properties of this scope are readable and writable.
- The convention properties added to the project by each Plugin applied to the project. A Plugin can add properties and methods to a project through the project's Convention object. The properties of this scope may be readable or writable, depending on the convention objects.
- The tasks of the project. A task is accessible by using its name as a property name. The properties of this scope are read-only. For example, a task called compile is accessible as the compile property.
- The additional properties and convention properties of the project's parent project, recursively up to the root project. The properties of this scope are read-only.
When reading a property, the project searches the above scopes in order, and returns the value from the first scope it finds the property in. See property(String) for more details.

When writing a property, the project searches the above scopes in order, and sets the property in the first scope it finds the property in. If not found, the project adds the property to its map of additional properties. For the next few releases a deprecation warning will be issued when trying to set a property that does not exist. Dynamic properties will eventually be removed entirely, meaning that this will be a fatal error in future versions of Gradle. See Extra Properties to learn how to add properties dynamically.
Extra Properties
All extra properties must be created through the "ext" namespace. Once extra properties have been created, they are available on the owning object (in the below case the Project, Task, and sub-projects respectively) and can be read and changed. It's only the initial declaration that needs to be done via the namespace.
```
 project.ext.prop1 = "foo"
 task doStuff {
     ext.prop2 = "bar"
 }
 subprojects { ext.${prop3} = false }
 
```
Reading extra properties is done through the "ext" or through the owning object.
```
 ext.isSnapshot = version.endsWith("-SNAPSHOT")
 if (isSnapshot) {
     // do snapshot stuff
 }
 
```
Dynamic Methods

A project has 5 method 'scopes', which it searches for methods:
- The convention methods added to the project by each Plugin applied to the project. A Plugin can add properties and method to a project through the project's Convention object.
- The tasks of the project. A method is added for each task, using the name of the task as the method name and taking a single closure parameter. The method calls the Task.configure(groovy.lang.Closure) method for the associated task with the provided closure. For example, if the project has a task called compile, then a method is added with the following signature: void compile(Closure configureClosure).
- The parent project, recursively up to the root project.
Author:

Hans Dockter

Field Summary

Fields
Modifier and Type	Field and Description
`static String`	`DEFAULT_BUILD_DIR_NAME` The default build directory name.
`static String`	`DEFAULT_BUILD_FILE` The default project build file name.
`static String`	`DEFAULT_STATUS`
`static String`	`DEFAULT_VERSION`
`static String`	`GRADLE_PROPERTIES`
`static String`	`PATH_SEPARATOR` The hierarchy separator for project and task path names.
`static String`	`SYSTEM_PROP_PREFIX`

Method Summary

Methods
Modifier and Type	Method and Description
`String`	`absoluteProjectPath(String path)` Converts a name to an absolute project path, resolving names relative to this project.
`void`	`afterEvaluate(Action<? super Project> action)` Adds an action to execute immediately after this project is evaluated.
`void`	`afterEvaluate(Closure closure)` Adds a closure to be called immediately after this project has been evaluated.
`void`	`allprojects(Action<? super Project> action)` Configures this project and each of its sub-projects.
`void`	`allprojects(Closure configureClosure)` Configures this project and each of its sub-projects.
`AntBuilder`	`ant(Closure configureClosure)` Executes the given closure against the `AntBuilder` for this project.
`void`	`apply(Closure closure)` Configures this project using plugins or scripts.
`void`	`apply(Map<String,?> options)` Configures this project using plugins or scripts.
`void`	`artifacts(Closure configureClosure)` Configures the published artifacts for this project.
`void`	`beforeEvaluate(Action<? super Project> action)` Adds an action to execute immediately before this project is evaluated.
`void`	`beforeEvaluate(Closure closure)` Adds a closure to be called immediately before this project is evaluated.
`void`	`buildscript(Closure configureClosure)` Configures the build script classpath for this project.
`Project`	`childrenDependOnMe()` Deprecated. Use `Task.dependsOn(Object...)` instead.
`void`	`configurations(Closure configureClosure)` Configures the dependency configurations for this project.
`Iterable<?>`	`configure(Iterable<?> objects, Closure configureClosure)` Configures a collection of objects via a closure.
`<T> Iterable<T>`	`configure(Iterable<T> objects, Action<? super T> configureAction)` Configures a collection of objects via an action.
`Object`	`configure(Object object, Closure configureClosure)` Configures an object via a closure, with the closure's delegate set to the supplied object.
`<T> NamedDomainObjectContainer<T>`	`container(Class<T> type)` Creates a container for managing named objects of the specified type.
`<T> NamedDomainObjectContainer<T>`	`container(Class<T> type, Closure factoryClosure)` Creates a container for managing named objects of the specified type.
`<T> NamedDomainObjectContainer<T>`	`container(Class<T> type, NamedDomainObjectFactory<T> factory)` Creates a container for managing named objects of the specified type.
`WorkResult`	`copy(Closure closure)` Copies the specified files.
`CopySpec`	`copySpec(Closure closure)` Creates a `CopySpec` which can later be used to copy files or create an archive.
`AntBuilder`	`createAntBuilder()` Creates an additional `AntBuilder` for this project.
`void`	`defaultTasks(String... defaultTasks)` Sets the names of the default tasks of this project.
`boolean`	`delete(Object... paths)` Deletes files and directories.
`void`	`dependencies(Closure configureClosure)` Configures the dependencies for this project.
`void`	`dependsOn(String path)` Deprecated. Use `Task.dependsOn(Object...)` instead.
`void`	`dependsOn(String path, boolean evaluateDependsOnProject)` Deprecated. Use `Task.dependsOn(Object...)` instead.
`Project`	`dependsOnChildren()` Deprecated. Use `Task.dependsOn(Object...)` instead.
`Project`	`dependsOnChildren(boolean evaluateDependsOnProject)` Deprecated. To definde task dependencies use `Task.dependsOn(Object...)` instead. For declaring evaluation dependencies to child projects, use evaluation dependencies use `evaluationDependsOnChildren()`.
`int`	`depthCompare(Project otherProject)` Compares the nesting level of this project with another project of the multi-project hierarchy.
`Project`	`evaluationDependsOn(String path)` Declares that this project has an evaluation dependency on the project with the given path.
`void`	`evaluationDependsOnChildren()` Declares that this project has an evaluation dependency on each of its child projects.
`ExecResult`	`exec(Closure closure)` Executes an external command.
`File`	`file(Object path)` Resolves a file path relative to the project directory of this project.
`File`	`file(Object path, PathValidation validation)` Resolves a file path relative to the project directory of this project and validates it using the given scheme.
`ConfigurableFileCollection`	`files(Object... paths)` Returns a `ConfigurableFileCollection` containing the given files.
`ConfigurableFileCollection`	`files(Object paths, Closure configureClosure)` Creates a new `ConfigurableFileCollection` using the given paths.
`ConfigurableFileTree`	`fileTree(Closure closure)` Creates a new `ConfigurableFileTree` using the provided closure.
`ConfigurableFileTree`	`fileTree(Map<String,?> args)` Creates a new `ConfigurableFileTree` using the provided map of arguments.
`ConfigurableFileTree`	`fileTree(Object baseDir)` Deprecated. Use `fileTree(Object,Closure)` instead.
`ConfigurableFileTree`	`fileTree(Object baseDir, Closure configureClosure)` Creates a new `ConfigurableFileTree` using the given base directory.
`Project`	`findProject(String path)` Locates a project by path.
`Set<Project>`	`getAllprojects()` Returns the set containing this project and its subprojects.
`Map<Project,Set<Task>>`	`getAllTasks(boolean recursive)` Returns a map of the tasks contained in this project, and optionally its subprojects.
`AntBuilder`	`getAnt()` Returns the `AntBuilder` for this project.
`ArtifactHandler`	`getArtifacts()` Returns a handler for assigning artifacts produced by the project to configurations.
`File`	`getBuildDir()` Returns the build directory of this project.
`File`	`getBuildFile()` Returns the build file Gradle will evaluate against this project object.
`ScriptHandler`	`getBuildscript()` Returns the build script handler for this project.
`Map<String,Project>`	`getChildProjects()` Returns the direct children of this project.
`ConfigurationContainer`	`getConfigurations()` Returns the configurations of this project.
`Convention`	`getConvention()` Returns the `Convention` for this project.
`List<String>`	`getDefaultTasks()` Returns the names of the default tasks of this project.
`DependencyHandler`	`getDependencies()` Returns the dependency handler of this project.
`Set<Project>`	`getDependsOnProjects()` Returns the set of projects which this project depends on.
`int`	`getDepth()` Returns the nesting level of a project in a multi-project hierarchy.
`String`	`getDescription()` Returns the description of this project.
`ExtensionContainer`	`getExtensions()` Allows adding DSL extensions to the project.
`Gradle`	`getGradle()` Returns the `Gradle` invocation which this project belongs to.
`Object`	`getGroup()` Returns the group of this project.
`Logger`	`getLogger()` Returns the logger for this project.
`LoggingManager`	`getLogging()` Returns the `LoggingManager` which can be used to control the logging level and standard output/error capture for this project's build script.
`String`	`getName()` Returns the name of this project.
`Project`	`getParent()` Returns the parent project of this project, if any.
`String`	`getPath()` Returns the path of this project.
`PluginContainer`	`getPlugins()` Returns the plugins container for this project.
`Project`	`getProject()` Returns this project.
`File`	`getProjectDir()` The directory containing the project build file.
`Map<String,?>`	`getProperties()` Returns the properties of this project.
`RepositoryHandler`	`getRepositories()` Returns a handler to create repositories which are used for retrieving dependencies and uploading artifacts produced by the project.
`ResourceHandler`	`getResources()` Provides access to resource-specific utility methods, for example factory methods that create various resources.
`File`	`getRootDir()` Returns the root directory of this project.
`Project`	`getRootProject()` Returns the root project for the hierarchy that this project belongs to.
`ProjectState`	`getState()` Returns the evaluation state of this project.
`Object`	`getStatus()` Returns the status of this project.
`Set<Project>`	`getSubprojects()` Returns the set containing the subprojects of this project.
`TaskContainer`	`getTasks()` Returns the tasks of this project.
`Set<Task>`	`getTasksByName(String name, boolean recursive)` Returns the set of tasks with the given name contained in this project, and optionally its subprojects.
`Object`	`getVersion()` Returns the version of this project.
`boolean`	`hasProperty(String propertyName)` Determines if this project has the given property.
`ExecResult`	`javaexec(Closure closure)` Executes a Java main class.
`File`	`mkdir(Object path)` Creates a directory and returns a file pointing to it.
`Project`	`project(String path)` Locates a project by path.
`Project`	`project(String path, Closure configureClosure)` Locates a project by path and configures it using the given closure.
`Object`	`property(String propertyName)` Returns the value of the given property.
`String`	`relativePath(Object path)` Returns the relative path from the project directory to the given path.
`String`	`relativeProjectPath(String path)` Converts a name to a project path relative to this project.
`void`	`repositories(Closure configureClosure)` Configures the repositories for this project.
`void`	`setBuildDir(Object path)` Sets the build directory of this project.
`void`	`setDefaultTasks(List<String> defaultTasks)` Sets the names of the default tasks of this project.
`void`	`setDescription(String description)` Sets a description for this project.
`void`	`setGroup(Object group)` Sets the group of this project.
`void`	`setProperty(String name, Object value)` Sets a property of this project.
`void`	`setStatus(Object status)` Sets the status of this project.
`void`	`setVersion(Object version)` Sets the version of this project.
`void`	`subprojects(Action<? super Project> action)` Configures the sub-projects of this project
`void`	`subprojects(Closure configureClosure)` Configures the sub-projects of this project.
`FileTree`	`tarTree(Object tarPath)` Creates a new `FileTree` which contains the contents of the given TAR file.
`Task`	`task(Map<String,?> args, String name)` Creates a `Task` with the given name and adds it to this project.
`Task`	`task(Map<String,?> args, String name, Closure configureClosure)` Creates a `Task` with the given name and adds it to this project.
`Task`	`task(String name)` Creates a `Task` with the given name and adds it to this project.
`Task`	`task(String name, Closure configureClosure)` Creates a `Task` with the given name and adds it to this project.
`URI`	`uri(Object path)` Resolves a file path to a URI, relative to the project directory of this project.
`FileTree`	`zipTree(Object zipPath)` Creates a new `FileTree` which contains the contents of the given ZIP file.

Methods inherited from interface java.lang.Comparable
compareTo

Field Detail
- DEFAULT_BUILD_FILE
```
static final String DEFAULT_BUILD_FILE
```
  The default project build file name.
  
  See Also:
  Constant Field Values
- PATH_SEPARATOR
```
static final String PATH_SEPARATOR
```
  The hierarchy separator for project and task path names.
  
  See Also:
  Constant Field Values
- DEFAULT_BUILD_DIR_NAME
```
static final String DEFAULT_BUILD_DIR_NAME
```
  The default build directory name.
  
  See Also:
  Constant Field Values
- GRADLE_PROPERTIES
```
static final String GRADLE_PROPERTIES
```
  See Also:
  Constant Field Values
- SYSTEM_PROP_PREFIX
```
static final String SYSTEM_PROP_PREFIX
```
  See Also:
  Constant Field Values
- DEFAULT_VERSION
```
static final String DEFAULT_VERSION
```
  See Also:
  Constant Field Values
- DEFAULT_STATUS
```
static final String DEFAULT_STATUS
```
  See Also:
  Constant Field Values

Method Detail

getRootProject
```
Project getRootProject()
```
Returns the root project for the hierarchy that this project belongs to. In the case of a single-project build, this method returns this project.

Returns:
The root project. Never returns null.

getRootDir
```
File getRootDir()
```
Returns the root directory of this project. The root directory is the project directory of the root project.

Returns:
The root directory. Never returns null.

getBuildDir
```
File getBuildDir()
```
Returns the build directory of this project. The build directory is the directory which all artifacts are generated into. The default value for the build directory is projectDir/build

Returns:
The build directory. Never returns null.

setBuildDir
```
void setBuildDir(Object path)
```
Sets the build directory of this project. The build directory is the directory which all artifacts are generated into. The path parameter is evaluated as described for file(Object). This mean you can use, amongst other things, a relative or absolute path or File object to specify the build directory.

Parameters:
path - The build directory. This is evaluated as for file(Object)

getBuildFile
```
File getBuildFile()
```
Returns the build file Gradle will evaluate against this project object. The default is "build.gradle". If an embedded script is provided the build file will be null.

Returns:
Current build file. May return null.

getParent
```
Project getParent()
```
Returns the parent project of this project, if any.

Returns:
The parent project, or null if this is the root project.

getName
```
String getName()
```
Returns the name of this project. The project's name is not necessarily unique within a project hierarchy. You should use the getPath() method for a unique identifier for the project.

Returns:
The name of this project. Never return null.

getDescription
```
String getDescription()
```
Returns the description of this project.

Returns:
the description. May return null.

setDescription
```
void setDescription(String description)
```
Sets a description for this project.

Parameters:
description - The description of the project. Might be null.

getGroup
```
Object getGroup()
```
Returns the group of this project. Gradle always uses the toString() value of the group. The group defaults to the path with dots a separators.

Returns:
The group of this project. Never returns null.

setGroup
```
void setGroup(Object group)
```
Sets the group of this project.

Parameters:
group - The group of this project. Must not be null.

getVersion
```
Object getVersion()
```
Returns the version of this project. Gradle always uses the toString() value of the version. The version defaults to "unspecified".

Returns:
The version of this project. Never returns null.

setVersion
```
void setVersion(Object version)
```
Sets the version of this project.

Parameters:
version - The version of this project. Must not be null.

getStatus
```
Object getStatus()
```
Returns the status of this project. Gradle always uses the toString() value of the status. The status defaults to "release".

The status of the project is only relevant, if you upload libraries together with a module descriptor. The status specified here, will be part of this module descriptor.

Returns:
The status of this project. Never returns null.

setStatus
```
void setStatus(Object status)
```
Sets the status of this project.

Parameters:
status - The status. Must not be null.

getChildProjects
```
Map<String,Project> getChildProjects()
```
Returns the direct children of this project.

Returns:
A map from child project name to child project. Returns an empty map if this this project does not have any children.

getDependsOnProjects
```
Set<Project> getDependsOnProjects()
```
Returns the set of projects which this project depends on.

Returns:
The set of projects. Returns an empty set if this project depends on no projects.

setProperty
```
void setProperty(String name,
               Object value)
```
Sets a property of this project. This method searches for a property with the given name in the following locations, and sets the property on the first location where it finds the property.
1. The project object itself. For example, the rootDir project property.
2. The project's Convention object. For example, the srcRootName java plugin property.
3. The project's additional properties.
If the property is not found in any of these locations, it is added to the project's additional properties.
Parameters:
name - The name of the property
value - The value of the property

getProject
```
Project getProject()
```
Returns this project. This method is useful in build files to explicitly access project properties and methods. For example, using project.name can express your intent better than using name. This method also allows you to access project properties from a scope where the property may be hidden, such as, for example, from a method or closure.

Returns:
This project. Never returns null.

getAllprojects
```
Set<Project> getAllprojects()
```
Returns the set containing this project and its subprojects.

Returns:
The set of projects.

getSubprojects
```
Set<Project> getSubprojects()
```
Returns the set containing the subprojects of this project.

Returns:
The set of projects. Returns an empty set if this project has no subprojects.

task
```
Task task(String name)
          throws InvalidUserDataException
```
Creates a Task with the given name and adds it to this project. Calling this method is equivalent to calling task(java.util.Map, String) with an empty options map.

After the task is added to the project, it is made available as a property of the project, so that you can reference the task by name in your build file. See here for more details

If a task with the given name already exists in this project, an exception is thrown.

Parameters:
name - The name of the task to be created

Returns:
The newly created task object

Throws:

InvalidUserDataException - If a task with the given name already exists in this project.

task

Task task(Map<String,?> args,
        String name)
          throws InvalidUserDataException

Creates a Task with the given name and adds it to this project. A map of creation options can be passed to this method to control how the task is created. The following options are available:

Option	Description	Default Value
`"type"`	The class of the task to create.	`DefaultTask`
`"overwrite"`	Replace an existing task?	`false`
`"dependsOn"`	A task name or set of task names which this task depends on	`[]`
`"action"`	A closure or `Action` to add to the task.	`null`
`"description"`	A description of the task.	`null`
`"group"`	A task group which this task belongs to.	`null`

After the task is added to the project, it is made available as a property of the project, so that you can reference the task by name in your build file. See here for more details

If a task with the given name already exists in this project and the override option is not set to true, an exception is thrown.

Parameters:: args - The task creation options.; name - The name of the task to be created
Returns:: The newly created task object
Throws:: InvalidUserDataException - If a task with the given name already exists in this project.

task
```
Task task(Map<String,?> args,
        String name,
        Closure configureClosure)
```
Creates a Task with the given name and adds it to this project. Before the task is returned, the given closure is executed to configure the task. A map of creation options can be passed to this method to control how the task is created. See task(java.util.Map, String) for the available options.

After the task is added to the project, it is made available as a property of the project, so that you can reference the task by name in your build file. See here for more details

If a task with the given name already exists in this project and the override option is not set to true, an exception is thrown.

Parameters:
args - The task creation options.
name - The name of the task to be created
configureClosure - The closure to use to configure the created task.

Returns:
The newly created task object

Throws:

InvalidUserDataException - If a task with the given name already exists in this project.

task
```
Task task(String name,
        Closure configureClosure)
```
Creates a Task with the given name and adds it to this project. Before the task is returned, the given closure is executed to configure the task.

After the task is added to the project, it is made available as a property of the project, so that you can reference the task by name in your build file. See here for more details

Parameters:
name - The name of the task to be created
configureClosure - The closure to use to configure the created task.

Returns:
The newly created task object

Throws:

InvalidUserDataException - If a task with the given name already exists in this project.

getPath
```
String getPath()
```
Returns the path of this project. The path is the fully qualified name of the project.

Returns:
The path. Never returns null.

getDefaultTasks
```
List<String> getDefaultTasks()
```
Returns the names of the default tasks of this project. These are used when no tasks names are provided when starting the build.

Returns:
The default task names. Returns an empty list if this project has no default tasks.

setDefaultTasks
```
void setDefaultTasks(List<String> defaultTasks)
```
Sets the names of the default tasks of this project. These are used when no tasks names are provided when starting the build.

Parameters:
defaultTasks - The default task names.

defaultTasks
```
void defaultTasks(String... defaultTasks)
```
Sets the names of the default tasks of this project. These are used when no tasks names are provided when starting the build.

Parameters:
defaultTasks - The default task names.

dependsOn
```
@Deprecated
void dependsOn(String path)
               throws UnknownProjectException
```
Deprecated. Use Task.dependsOn(Object...) instead.

Declares that this project has an execution dependency on the project with the given path.

Parameters:
path - The path of the project which this project depends on.

Throws:

UnknownProjectException - If no project with the given path exists.

dependsOn
```
@Deprecated
void dependsOn(String path,
                        boolean evaluateDependsOnProject)
               throws UnknownProjectException
```
Deprecated. Use Task.dependsOn(Object...) instead.

Declares that this project has an execution dependency on the project with the given path.

Parameters:
path - The path of the project which this project depends on.
evaluateDependsOnProject - If true, adds an evaluation dependency.

Throws:

UnknownProjectException - If no project with the given path exists.

evaluationDependsOn
```
Project evaluationDependsOn(String path)
                            throws UnknownProjectException
```
Declares that this project has an evaluation dependency on the project with the given path.

Parameters:
path - The path of the project which this project depends on.

Returns:
The project which this project depends on.

Throws:

UnknownProjectException - If no project with the given path exists.

evaluationDependsOnChildren
```
void evaluationDependsOnChildren()
```
Declares that this project has an evaluation dependency on each of its child projects.

childrenDependOnMe
```
@Deprecated
Project childrenDependOnMe()
```
Deprecated. Use Task.dependsOn(Object...) instead.

Declares that all child projects of this project have an execution dependency on this project.

Returns:
this project.

dependsOnChildren
```
@Deprecated
Project dependsOnChildren()
```
Deprecated. Use Task.dependsOn(Object...) instead.

Declares that this project has an execution dependency on each of its child projects.

Returns:
this project.

dependsOnChildren
```
@Deprecated
Project dependsOnChildren(boolean evaluateDependsOnProject)
```
Deprecated. To definde task dependencies use Task.dependsOn(Object...) instead. For declaring evaluation dependencies to child projects, use evaluation dependencies use evaluationDependsOnChildren().

Declares that this project has an execution dependency on each of its child projects.

Parameters:
evaluateDependsOnProject - If true, adds an evaluation dependency.

Returns:
this project.

findProject
```
Project findProject(String path)
```
Locates a project by path. If the path is relative, it is interpreted relative to this project.

Parameters:
path - The path.

Returns:
The project with the given path. Returns null if no such project exists.

project
```
Project project(String path)
                throws UnknownProjectException
```
Locates a project by path. If the path is relative, it is interpreted relative to this project.

Parameters:
path - The path.

Returns:
The project with the given path. Never returns null.

Throws:

UnknownProjectException - If no project with the given path exists.

project
```
Project project(String path,
              Closure configureClosure)
```
Locates a project by path and configures it using the given closure. If the path is relative, it is interpreted relative to this project. The target project is passed to the closure as the closure's delegate.

Parameters:
path - The path.
configureClosure - The closure to use to configure the project.

Returns:
The project with the given path. Never returns null.

Throws:

UnknownProjectException - If no project with the given path exists.

getAllTasks
```
Map<Project,Set<Task>> getAllTasks(boolean recursive)
```
Returns a map of the tasks contained in this project, and optionally its subprojects.

Parameters:
recursive - If true, returns the tasks of this project and its subprojects. If false, returns the tasks of just this project.

Returns:
A map from project to a set of tasks.

getTasksByName
```
Set<Task> getTasksByName(String name,
                       boolean recursive)
```
Returns the set of tasks with the given name contained in this project, and optionally its subprojects.

Parameters:
name - The name of the task to locate.
recursive - If true, returns the tasks of this project and its subprojects. If false, returns the tasks of just this project.

Returns:
The set of tasks. Returns an empty set if no such tasks exist in this project.

getProjectDir
```
File getProjectDir()
```
The directory containing the project build file.

Returns:
The project directory. Never returns null.

file
```
File file(Object path)
```
Resolves a file path relative to the project directory of this project. This method converts the supplied path based on its type:
- A CharSequence / String. Interpreted relative to the project directory, as for file(Object). A string that starts with file: is treated as a file URL.
- File. If the file is an absolute file, it is returned as is. Otherwise, the file's path is interpreted relative to the project directory.
- URI or URL. The URL's path is interpreted as the file path. Currently, only file: URLs are supported.
- Closure. The closure's return value is resolved recursively.
- Callable. The callable's return value is resolved recursively.
- An Object. Its toString() value is treated the same way as a String, as for file(Object). This handling of custom Objects has been deprecated and will be removed in the next version of Gradle.
Parameters:
path - The object to resolve as a File.

Returns:
The resolved file. Never returns null.

file
```
File file(Object path,
        PathValidation validation)
          throws InvalidUserDataException
```
Resolves a file path relative to the project directory of this project and validates it using the given scheme. See PathValidation for the list of possible validations.

Parameters:
path - An object which toString method value is interpreted as a relative path to the project directory.
validation - The validation to perform on the file.

Returns:
The resolved file. Never returns null.

Throws:

InvalidUserDataException - When the file does not meet the given validation constraint.

uri
```
URI uri(Object path)
```
Resolves a file path to a URI, relative to the project directory of this project. Evaluates the provided path object as described for file(Object), with the exception that any URI scheme is supported, not just 'file:' URIs.

Parameters:
path - The object to resolve as a URI.

Returns:
The resolved URI. Never returns null.

relativePath
```
String relativePath(Object path)
```
Returns the relative path from the project directory to the given path. The given path object is (logically) resolved as described for file(Object), from which a relative path is calculated.

Parameters:
path - The path to convert to a relative path.

Returns:
The relative path. Never returns null.

files
```
ConfigurableFileCollection files(Object... paths)
```
Returns a ConfigurableFileCollection containing the given files. You can pass any of the following types to this method:
- A CharSequence / String. Interpreted relative to the project directory, as for file(Object). A string that starts with file: is treated as a file URL.
- A File. Interpreted relative to the project directory, as for file(Object).
- URI or URL. The URL's path is interpreted as a file path. Currently, only file: URLs are supported.
- A Collection, Iterable, or an array. May contain any of the types listed here. The elements of the collection are recursively converted to files.
- A FileCollection. The contents of the collection are included in the returned collection.
- A Callable. The call() method may return any of the types listed here. The return value of the call() method is recursively converted to files. A null return value is treated as an empty collection.
- A Closure. May return any of the types listed here. The return value of the closure is recursively converted to files. A null return value is treated as an empty collection.
- A Task. Converted to the task's output files.
- A TaskOutputs. Converted to the output files the related task.
- An Object. Its toString() value is treated the same way as a String, as for file(Object). Handling custom Objects has been deprecated and will be removed in the next version of Gradle.
- A Closure. May return any of the types listed here. The return value of the closure is recursively converted to files. A null return value is treated as an empty collection.
The returned file collection is lazy, so that the paths are evaluated only when the contents of the file collection are queried. The file collection is also live, so that it evaluates the above each time the contents of the collection is queried.

The returned file collection maintains the iteration order of the supplied paths.
Parameters:
paths - The paths to the files. May be empty.

Returns:
The file collection. Never returns null.

files
```
ConfigurableFileCollection files(Object paths,
                               Closure configureClosure)
```
Creates a new ConfigurableFileCollection using the given paths. The paths are evaluated as for files(Object...). The file collection is configured using the given closure. The file collection is passed to the closure as its delegate. Example:
```
 files "$buildDir/classes" {
     builtBy 'compile'
 }
 
```
The returned file collection is lazy, so that the paths are evaluated only when the contents of the file collection are queried. The file collection is also live, so that it evaluates the above each time the contents of the collection is queried.
Parameters:
paths - The contents of the file collection. Evaluated as for files(Object...).
configureClosure - The closure to use to configure the file collection.

Returns:
the configured file tree. Never returns null.

fileTree
```
ConfigurableFileTree fileTree(Object baseDir)
```
Deprecated. Use fileTree(Object,Closure) instead.
Creates a new ConfigurableFileTree using the given base directory. The given baseDir path is evaluated as for file(Object).

Note: to use a closure as the baseDir, you must explicitly cast the closure to Object to force the use of this method instead of fileTree(Closure). Example:
```
 fileTree((Object){ someDir })
 
```
The returned file tree is lazy, so that it scans for files only when the contents of the file tree are queried. The file tree is also live, so that it scans for files each time the contents of the file tree are queried.
Parameters:
baseDir - The base directory of the file tree. Evaluated as for file(Object).

Returns:
the file tree. Never returns null.

fileTree
```
ConfigurableFileTree fileTree(Object baseDir,
                            Closure configureClosure)
```
Creates a new ConfigurableFileTree using the given base directory. The given baseDir path is evaluated as for file(Object). The closure will be used to configure the new file tree. The file tree is passed to the closure as its delegate. Example:
```
 fileTree('src') {
    exclude '**/.svn/**'
 }.copy { into 'dest'}
 
```
The returned file tree is lazy, so that it scans for files only when the contents of the file tree are queried. The file tree is also live, so that it scans for files each time the contents of the file tree are queried.
Parameters:
baseDir - The base directory of the file tree. Evaluated as for file(Object).
configureClosure - Closure to configure the ConfigurableFileTree object.

Returns:
the configured file tree. Never returns null.

fileTree
```
ConfigurableFileTree fileTree(Map<String,?> args)
```
Creates a new ConfigurableFileTree using the provided map of arguments. The map will be applied as properties on the new file tree. Example:
```
 fileTree(dir:'src', excludes:['**/ignore/**','**/.svn/**'])
 
```
The returned file tree is lazy, so that it scans for files only when the contents of the file tree are queried. The file tree is also live, so that it scans for files each time the contents of the file tree are queried.
Parameters:
args - map of property assignments to ConfigurableFileTree object

Returns:
the configured file tree. Never returns null.

fileTree
```
ConfigurableFileTree fileTree(Closure closure)
```
Creates a new ConfigurableFileTree using the provided closure. The closure will be used to configure the new file tree. The file tree is passed to the closure as its delegate. Example:
```
 fileTree {
    from 'src'
    exclude '**/.svn/**'
 }.copy { into 'dest'}
 
```
The returned file tree is lazy, so that it scans for files only when the contents of the file tree are queried. The file tree is also live, so that it scans for files each time the contents of the file tree are queried.
Parameters:
closure - Closure to configure the ConfigurableFileTree object

Returns:
the configured file tree. Never returns null.

zipTree
```
FileTree zipTree(Object zipPath)
```
Creates a new FileTree which contains the contents of the given ZIP file. The given zipPath path is evaluated as for file(Object). You can combine this method with the copy(groovy.lang.Closure) method to unzip a ZIP file.

The returned file tree is lazy, so that it scans for files only when the contents of the file tree are queried. The file tree is also live, so that it scans for files each time the contents of the file tree are queried.

Parameters:
zipPath - The ZIP file. Evaluated as for file(Object).

Returns:
the file tree. Never returns null.

tarTree
```
FileTree tarTree(Object tarPath)
```
Creates a new FileTree which contains the contents of the given TAR file. The given tarPath path can be:
- an instance of Resource
- any other object is evaluated as for file(Object)
The returned file tree is lazy, so that it scans for files only when the contents of the file tree are queried. The file tree is also live, so that it scans for files each time the contents of the file tree are queried.
Unless custom implementation of resources is passed, the tar tree attempts to guess the compression based on the file extension.
You can combine this method with the copy(groovy.lang.Closure) method to untar a TAR file:
```
 task untar(type: Copy) {
   from tarTree('someCompressedTar.gzip')

   //tar tree attempts to guess the compression based on the file extension
   //however if you must specify the compression explicitly you can:
   from tarTree(resources.gzip('someTar.ext'))

   //in case you work with unconventionally compressed tars
   //you can provide your own implementation of a ReadableResource:
   //from tarTree(yourOwnResource as ReadableResource)

   into 'dest'
 }
 
```
Parameters:
tarPath - The TAR file or an instance of Resource.

Returns:
the file tree. Never returns null.

mkdir
```
File mkdir(Object path)
```
Creates a directory and returns a file pointing to it.

Parameters:
path - The path for the directory to be created. Evaluated as for file(Object).

Returns:
the created directory

Throws:

InvalidUserDataException - If the path points to an existing file.

delete
```
boolean delete(Object... paths)
```
Deletes files and directories.

Parameters:
paths - Any type of object accepted by files(Object...)

Returns:
true if anything got deleted, false otherwise

javaexec
```
ExecResult javaexec(Closure closure)
```
Executes a Java main class. The closure configures a JavaExecSpec.

Parameters:
closure - The closure for configuring the execution.

Returns:
the result of the execution

exec
```
ExecResult exec(Closure closure)
```
Executes an external command. The closure configures a ExecSpec.

Parameters:
closure - The closure for configuring the execution.

Returns:
the result of the execution

absoluteProjectPath
```
String absoluteProjectPath(String path)
```
Converts a name to an absolute project path, resolving names relative to this project.

Parameters:
path - The path to convert.

Returns:
The absolute path.

relativeProjectPath
```
String relativeProjectPath(String path)
```
Converts a name to a project path relative to this project.

Parameters:
path - The path to convert.

Returns:
The relative path.

getAnt

AntBuilder getAnt()

Returns the AntBuilder for this project. You can use this in your build file to execute ant tasks. See example below.

 task printChecksum {
   doLast {
     ant {
       //using ant checksum task to store the file checksum in the checksumOut ant property
       checksum(property: 'checksumOut', file: 'someFile.txt')

       //we can refer to the ant property created by checksum task:
       println "The checksum is: " + checksumOut
     }

     //we can refer to the ant property later as well:
     println "I just love to print checksums: " + ant.checksumOut
   }
 }

Consider following example of ant target:

 <target name='printChecksum'>
   <checksum property='checksumOut'>
     <fileset dir='.'>
       <include name='agile.txt'/>
     </fileset>
   </checksum>
   <echo>The checksum is: ${checksumOut}</echo>
 </target>

Here's how it would look like in gradle. Observe how the ant xml is represented in groovy by the ant builder

 task printChecksum {
   doLast {
     ant {
       checksum(property: 'checksumOut') {
         fileset(dir: '.') {
           include name: 'agile1.txt'
         }
       }
     }
     logger.lifecycle("The checksum is $ant.checksumOut")
   }
 }

Returns:: The AntBuilder for this project. Never returns null.

createAntBuilder
```
AntBuilder createAntBuilder()
```
Creates an additional AntBuilder for this project. You can use this in your build file to execute ant tasks.

Returns:
Creates an AntBuilder for this project. Never returns null.
See Also:
getAnt()

ant
```
AntBuilder ant(Closure configureClosure)
```
Executes the given closure against the AntBuilder for this project. You can use this in your build file to execute ant tasks. The AntBuild is passed to the closure as the closure's delegate. See example in javadoc for getAnt()

Parameters:
configureClosure - The closure to execute against the AntBuilder.

Returns:
The AntBuilder. Never returns null.

getConfigurations
```
ConfigurationContainer getConfigurations()
```
Returns the configurations of this project.
Examples:
See docs for ConfigurationContainer

Returns:
The configuration of this project.

configurations
```
void configurations(Closure configureClosure)
```
Configures the dependency configurations for this project.
This method executes the given closure against the ConfigurationContainer for this project. The ConfigurationContainer is passed to the closure as the closure's delegate.
Examples:
See docs for ConfigurationContainer

Parameters:
configureClosure - the closure to use to configure the dependency configurations.

getArtifacts
```
ArtifactHandler getArtifacts()
```
Returns a handler for assigning artifacts produced by the project to configurations.
Examples:
See docs for ArtifactHandler

artifacts

void artifacts(Closure configureClosure)

Configures the published artifacts for this project.

This method executes the given closure against the ArtifactHandler for this project. The ArtifactHandler is passed to the closure as the closure's delegate.

Example:

 configurations {
   //declaring new configuration that will be used to associate with artifacts
   schema
 }

 task schemaJar(type: Jar) {
   //some imaginary task that creates a jar artifact with the schema
 }

 //associating the task that produces the artifact with the configuration
 artifacts {
   //configuration name and the task:
   schema schemaJar
 }

Parameters:: configureClosure - the closure to use to configure the published artifacts.

getConvention
```
Convention getConvention()
```
Returns the Convention for this project.

You can access this property in your build file using convention. You can also can also access the properties and methods of the convention object as if they were properties and methods of this project. See here for more details

Returns:
The Convention. Never returns null.

depthCompare
```
int depthCompare(Project otherProject)
```
Compares the nesting level of this project with another project of the multi-project hierarchy.

Parameters:
otherProject - The project to compare the nesting level with.

Returns:
a negative integer, zero, or a positive integer as this project has a nesting level less than, equal to, or greater than the specified object.
See Also:
getDepth()

getDepth
```
int getDepth()
```
Returns the nesting level of a project in a multi-project hierarchy. For single project builds this is always 0. In a multi-project hierarchy 0 is returned for the root project.

getTasks
```
TaskContainer getTasks()
```
Returns the tasks of this project.

Returns:
the tasks of this project.

subprojects
```
void subprojects(Action<? super Project> action)
```
Configures the sub-projects of this project

This method executes the given Action against the sub-projects of this project.

Parameters:
action - The action to execute.

subprojects
```
void subprojects(Closure configureClosure)
```
Configures the sub-projects of this project.

This method executes the given closure against each of the sub-projects of this project. The target Project is passed to the closure as the closure's delegate.

Parameters:
configureClosure - The closure to execute.

allprojects
```
void allprojects(Action<? super Project> action)
```
Configures this project and each of its sub-projects.

This method executes the given Action against this project and each of its sub-projects.

Parameters:
action - The action to execute.

allprojects
```
void allprojects(Closure configureClosure)
```
Configures this project and each of its sub-projects.

This method executes the given closure against this project and its sub-projects. The target Project is passed to the closure as the closure's delegate.

Parameters:
configureClosure - The closure to execute.

beforeEvaluate
```
void beforeEvaluate(Action<? super Project> action)
```
Adds an action to execute immediately before this project is evaluated.

Parameters:
action - the action to execute.

afterEvaluate
```
void afterEvaluate(Action<? super Project> action)
```
Adds an action to execute immediately after this project is evaluated.

Parameters:
action - the action to execute.

beforeEvaluate
```
void beforeEvaluate(Closure closure)
```
Adds a closure to be called immediately before this project is evaluated. The project is passed to the closure as a parameter.

Parameters:
closure - The closure to call.

afterEvaluate
```
void afterEvaluate(Closure closure)
```
Adds a closure to be called immediately after this project has been evaluated. The project is passed to the closure as a parameter. Such a listener gets notified when the build file belonging to this project has been executed. A parent project may for example add such a listener to its child project. Such a listener can further configure those child projects based on the state of the child projects after their build files have been run.

Parameters:
closure - The closure to call.

hasProperty
```
boolean hasProperty(String propertyName)
```
Determines if this project has the given property. See here for details of the properties which are available for a project.

Parameters:
propertyName - The name of the property to locate.

Returns:
True if this project has the given property, false otherwise.

getProperties
```
Map<String,?> getProperties()
```
Returns the properties of this project. See here for details of the properties which are available for a project.

Returns:
A map from property name to value.

property
```
Object property(String propertyName)
                throws MissingPropertyException
```
Returns the value of the given property. This method locates a property as follows:
1. If this project object has a property with the given name, return the value of the property.
2. If this project's convention object has a property with the given name, return the value of the property.
3. If this project has an additional property with the given name, return the value of the property.
4. If this project has a task with the given name, return the task.
5. Search up through this project's ancestor projects for a convention property or additional property with the given name.
6. If not found, throw MissingPropertyException
Parameters:
propertyName - The name of the property.

Returns:
The value of the property, possibly null.

Throws:

MissingPropertyException - When the given property is unknown.

getLogger
```
Logger getLogger()
```
Returns the logger for this project. You can use this in your build file to write log messages.

Returns:
The logger. Never returns null.

getGradle
```
Gradle getGradle()
```
Returns the Gradle invocation which this project belongs to.

Returns:
The Gradle object. Never returns null.

getLogging
```
LoggingManager getLogging()
```
Returns the LoggingManager which can be used to control the logging level and standard output/error capture for this project's build script. By default, System.out is redirected to the Gradle logging system at the QUIET log level, and System.err is redirected at the ERROR log level.

Returns:
the LoggingManager. Never returns null.

configure
```
Object configure(Object object,
               Closure configureClosure)
```
Configures an object via a closure, with the closure's delegate set to the supplied object. This way you don't have to specify the context of a configuration statement multiple times.
Instead of:
```
 MyType myType = new MyType()
 myType.doThis()
 myType.doThat()
 
```
you can do:
```
 MyType myType = configure(new MyType()) {
     doThis()
     doThat()
 }
 
```
The object being configured is also passed to the closure as a parameter, so you can access it explicitly if required:
```
 configure(someObj) { obj -> obj.doThis() }
 
```
Parameters:
object - The object to configure
configureClosure - The closure with configure statements

Returns:
The configured object

configure
```
Iterable<?> configure(Iterable<?> objects,
                    Closure configureClosure)
```
Configures a collection of objects via a closure. This is equivalent to calling configure(Object, groovy.lang.Closure) for each of the given objects.

Parameters:
objects - The objects to configure
configureClosure - The closure with configure statements

Returns:
The configured objects.

configure
```
<T> Iterable<T> configure(Iterable<T> objects,
                        Action<? super T> configureAction)
```
Configures a collection of objects via an action.

Parameters:
objects - The objects to configure
configureAction - The action to apply to each object

Returns:
The configured objects.

getRepositories
```
RepositoryHandler getRepositories()
```
Returns a handler to create repositories which are used for retrieving dependencies and uploading artifacts produced by the project.

Returns:
the repository handler. Never returns null.

repositories
```
void repositories(Closure configureClosure)
```
Configures the repositories for this project.
This method executes the given closure against the RepositoryHandler for this project. The RepositoryHandler is passed to the closure as the closure's delegate.

Parameters:
configureClosure - the closure to use to configure the repositories.

getDependencies
```
DependencyHandler getDependencies()
```
Returns the dependency handler of this project. The returned dependency handler instance can be used for adding new dependencies. For accessing already declared dependencies, the configurations can be used.
Examples:
See docs for DependencyHandler

Returns:
the dependency handler. Never returns null.
See Also:
getConfigurations()

dependencies
```
void dependencies(Closure configureClosure)
```
Configures the dependencies for this project.
This method executes the given closure against the DependencyHandler for this project. The DependencyHandler is passed to the closure as the closure's delegate.
Examples:
See docs for DependencyHandler

Parameters:
configureClosure - the closure to use to configure the dependencies.

getPlugins
```
PluginContainer getPlugins()
```
Returns the plugins container for this project. The returned container can be used to manage the plugins which are used by this project.

Returns:
the plugin container. Never returns null.

getBuildscript
```
ScriptHandler getBuildscript()
```
Returns the build script handler for this project. You can use this handler to query details about the build script for this project, and manage the classpath used to compile and execute the project's build script.

Returns:
the classpath handler. Never returns null.

buildscript
```
void buildscript(Closure configureClosure)
```
Configures the build script classpath for this project.
The given closure is executed against this project's ScriptHandler. The ScriptHandler is passed to the closure as the closure's delegate.

Parameters:
configureClosure - the closure to use to configure the build script classpath.

copy

WorkResult copy(Closure closure)

Copies the specified files. The given closure is used to configure a CopySpec, which is then used to copy the files. Example:

 copy {
    from configurations.runtime
    into 'build/deploy/lib'
 }

Note that CopySpecs can be nested:

 copy {
    into 'build/webroot'
    exclude '**/.svn/**'
    from('src/main/webapp') {
       include '**/*.jsp'
       filter(ReplaceTokens, tokens:[copyright:'2009', version:'2.3.1'])
    }
    from('src/main/js') {
       include '**/*.js'
    }
 }

Parameters:: closure - Closure to configure the CopySpec
Returns:: WorkResult that can be used to check if the copy did any work.

copySpec
```
CopySpec copySpec(Closure closure)
```
Creates a CopySpec which can later be used to copy files or create an archive. The given closure is used to configure the CopySpec before it is returned by this method.

Parameters:
closure - Closure to configure the CopySpec

Returns:
The CopySpec

apply
```
void apply(Closure closure)
```
Configures this project using plugins or scripts. The given closure is used to configure an ObjectConfigurationAction which is then used to configure this project.

Parameters:
closure - The closure to configure the ObjectConfigurationAction.

apply
```
void apply(Map<String,?> options)
```
Configures this project using plugins or scripts. The following options are available:
- from: A script to apply to the project. Accepts any path supported by uri(Object).
- plugin: The id or implementation class of the plugin to apply to the project.
- to: The target delegate object or objects. Use this to configure objects other than the project.
For more detail, see ObjectConfigurationAction.
Parameters:
options - The options to use to configure the ObjectConfigurationAction.

getState
```
ProjectState getState()
```
Returns the evaluation state of this project. You can use this to access information about the evaluation of this project, such as whether it has failed.

Returns:
the project state. Never returns null.

container
```
<T> NamedDomainObjectContainer<T> container(Class<T> type)
```
Creates a container for managing named objects of the specified type. The specified type must have a public constructor which takes the name as a String parameter.

All objects MUST expose their name as a bean property named "name". The name must be constant for the life of the object.

Type Parameters:
T - The type of objects for the container to contain.
Parameters:
type - The type of objects for the container to contain.

Returns:
The container.

container
```
<T> NamedDomainObjectContainer<T> container(Class<T> type,
                                          NamedDomainObjectFactory<T> factory)
```
Creates a container for managing named objects of the specified type. The given factory is used to create object instances.

All objects MUST expose their name as a bean property named "name". The name must be constant for the life of the object.

Type Parameters:
T - The type of objects for the container to contain.
Parameters:
type - The type of objects for the container to contain.
factory - The factory to use to create object instances.

Returns:
The container.

container
```
<T> NamedDomainObjectContainer<T> container(Class<T> type,
                                          Closure factoryClosure)
```
Creates a container for managing named objects of the specified type. The given closure is used to create object instances. The name of the instance to be created is passed as a parameter to the closure.

All objects MUST expose their name as a bean property named "name". The name must be constant for the life of the object.

Type Parameters:
T - The type of objects for the container to contain.
Parameters:
type - The type of objects for the container to contain.
factoryClosure - The closure to use to create object instances.

Returns:
The container.

getExtensions
```
ExtensionContainer getExtensions()
```
Allows adding DSL extensions to the project. Useful for plugin authors.

Specified by:

getExtensions in interface ExtensionAware

Returns:
Returned instance allows adding DSL extensions to the project

getResources
```
ResourceHandler getResources()
```
Provides access to resource-specific utility methods, for example factory methods that create various resources.

Returns:
Returned instance contains various resource-specific utility methods.

Interface Project

Lifecycle

Tasks

Dependencies

Multi-project Builds

Properties

Extra Properties

Dynamic Methods

Field Summary

Method Summary

Methods inherited from interface java.lang.Comparable

Field Detail

DEFAULT_BUILD_FILE

PATH_SEPARATOR

DEFAULT_BUILD_DIR_NAME

GRADLE_PROPERTIES

SYSTEM_PROP_PREFIX

DEFAULT_VERSION

DEFAULT_STATUS

Method Detail

getRootProject

getRootDir

getBuildDir

setBuildDir

getBuildFile

getParent

getName

getDescription

setDescription

getGroup

setGroup

getVersion

setVersion

getStatus

setStatus

getChildProjects

getDependsOnProjects

setProperty

getProject

getAllprojects

getSubprojects

task

task

task

task

getPath

getDefaultTasks

setDefaultTasks

defaultTasks

dependsOn

dependsOn

evaluationDependsOn

evaluationDependsOnChildren

childrenDependOnMe

dependsOnChildren

dependsOnChildren

findProject

project

project

getAllTasks

getTasksByName

getProjectDir

file

file

uri

relativePath

files

files

fileTree

fileTree

fileTree

fileTree

zipTree

tarTree

mkdir

delete

javaexec

exec

absoluteProjectPath

relativeProjectPath