a command line tool for lazy people that simply work as an alias for your project gradlew file.
for example on an Android project I do
# for GNU Linux or macOS
./gradlew --help
# or for MS Windows
.\gradlew.bat --help
I simply now do
gradlew --help
If you would like to be able to run gradlew
from subdirectories as well, gradlew-rs
handles this for you.
The command looks up the correct parent directory and spawns a gradlew
process within that directory.
Download the latest release,
decompress the binary executable and move it to a directory that is visible to your PATH
.
Example directories to this depending on your OS are:
- GNU Linux and macOS:
/usr/local/bin
- MS Windows:
C:\Windows\System32