Processing Dependency Manager

A simple program to manage and download standard java libraries as processing libraries

Usage

Simply run the program jar with the path to your projects depends file as a parameter

java -jar pdm.jar /path/to/setup.depends

Depends file format

This file format is vaguely inspired by how gradle handles dependencies.
Each specified library requires a few parameters that are referred to by different names in the maven syntax.

PDM	Maven
package	groupId
version	version
jar	artifactId

This data represented in the Gradle implementation syntax would be

implementation 'package:jar:version'

Repos can be defined by putting the word repo on a line followed by the link to the repo. The link should be the same as what would be used to define a repo in gradle.

Libraries are defined inside a lib block. The block is bounded by {} the opening { must be on the same line as the word lib. The closing } must be on its own line. Each field specified inside a lib block must be on its own line.
The following fields can exist inside a lib block:
package the . separated package of the lib. This field is required.
jar the name of the library/primary name of the jar file. This is what the library will be named in processing. This field is required.
version the version of the lib you want to install as specified by the lib author. This field is required.
native additional information about a jar in the same package on the repo that contains native code to be extracted. You may have 0 - Integer.MAX_VALE of this field in each lib block

Libraries from processing's contribution manager can be defined inside a plib block.
The following fields can exist inside a plib block:
name the name of the lib in processing's system

example

//comment
//define our own repo
repo https://maven.mydomain.com/repository

//note: the default maven repo is automatiacly included (https://repo1.maven.org/maven2)
//you can define as many repos as is required

lib{
    package net.example.lib
    jar example1
    version 1.0.0+snapshot
    //the main jar that will be downloaded from is: example1-1.0.0+snapshot.jar this file will be saved as: example1.jar
    native natives-all
    //the native line will download the folowing file: example1-1.0.0+snapshot-natives-all.jar
    //its contense will then be extracted to the library folder minus the META-INF folder
}

//you can list as many libs as you need for your project 

//supermath-2.8.9.jar
lib{
    package com.utils.useful
    jar supermath
    version 2.8.9
}

//also works with processing contribution manager libs

plib {
    name sound
    //installs the processing sound lib
}