gecko-dev/settings.gradle

// You might think topsrcdir is '.', but that's not true when the Gradle build
// is launched from within IntelliJ.
def topsrcdir = rootProject.projectDir.absolutePath

apply from: "${topsrcdir}/mobile/android/gradle/mach_env.gradle"

def commandLine = ["${topsrcdir}/mach", "environment", "--format", "json", "--verbose"]
if (System.properties['os.name'].toLowerCase().contains('windows')) {
    // gradle is called before parsing config.status, we cannot use PYTHON
    // value.
    if (System.env.MOZILLABUILD) {
        def mozillabuild = System.env.MOZILLABUILD
        if (mozillabuild) {
            commandLine.addAll(0, ["${mozillabuild}/python3/python.exe"])
        }
    }
}

def proc = commandLine.execute(machEnv(topsrcdir), new File(topsrcdir))
def standardOutput = new ByteArrayOutputStream()
def standardError = new ByteArrayOutputStream()
proc.consumeProcessOutput(standardOutput, standardError)
proc.waitFor()

// Only show the output if something went wrong.
if (proc.exitValue() != 0) {
    logger.info("Error running ./mach environment: \n\n"
        + "Process '${commandLine}' finished with non-zero exit value ${proc.exitValue()}:\n\n"
        + "stdout:\n"
        + "${standardOutput.toString()}\n\n"
        + "stderr:\n"
        + "${standardError.toString()}")
    throw new StopExecutionException(
            "Could not run ./mach environment. Try running ./mach build first.")
}

import groovy.json.JsonSlurper

def slurper = new JsonSlurper()
def json = slurper.parseText(standardOutput.toString())

if (json.substs.MOZ_BUILD_APP != 'mobile/android') {
    throw new GradleException("Building with Gradle is only supported for Fennec, i.e., MOZ_BUILD_APP == 'mobile/android'.")
}

// Set the Android SDK location.  This is the *least specific* mechanism, which
// is unfortunate: we'd prefer to use the *most specific* mechanism.  That is,
// local.properties (first 'sdk.dir', then 'android.dir') and then the
// environment variable ANDROID_HOME will override this.  That's unfortunate,
// but it's hard to automatically arrange better.
System.setProperty('android.home', json.substs.ANDROID_SDK_ROOT)

include ':annotations', ':messaging_example', ':port_messaging_example'
include ':geckoview'
include ':geckoview_example'
include ':omnijar'

project(':annotations').projectDir = new File("${json.topsrcdir}/mobile/android/annotations")
project(':geckoview').projectDir = new File("${json.topsrcdir}/mobile/android/geckoview")
project(':geckoview_example').projectDir = new File("${json.topsrcdir}/mobile/android/geckoview_example")
project(':omnijar').projectDir = new File("${json.topsrcdir}/mobile/android/app/omnijar")

// The Gradle instance is shared between settings.gradle and all the
// other build.gradle files (see
// http://forums.gradle.org/gradle/topics/define_extension_properties_from_settings_xml).
// We use this ext property to pass the per-object-directory mozconfig
// between scripts.  This lets us execute set-up code before we gradle
// tries to configure the project even once, and as a side benefit
// saves invoking |mach environment| multiple times.
gradle.ext.mozconfig = json

// Produced by `mach build`.  Bug 1543982: the mozconfig determined by `mach
// environment` above can be different because `mach build` itself sets certain
// critical environment variables including MOZ_OBJDIR, CC, and CXX.  We use
// this record to patch up the environment when we recursively invoke `mach
// build ...` commands from within Gradle.  This avoids invalidating configure
// based on the changed environment variables.
def orig = slurper.parse(new File(json.topobjdir, '.mozconfig.json'))
gradle.ext.mozconfig.orig_mozconfig = orig.mozconfig
project(':messaging_example').projectDir = new File('mobile/android/examples/messaging_example/app')
project(':port_messaging_example').projectDir = new File('mobile/android/examples/port_messaging_example/app')