#Intro Pulling from this repo, as a new git remote within your existing git project(s) (see below), will give you Gradle [wrapper] build goodness, usually where a local, global, Gradle install isn't available*.

#Getting started adding Gradle wrapper support to your project Pull the Gradle wrapper into your git project with the following command line (will not overwrite your README.md, OK):

git init -q; git config core.sparseCheckout true; git remote add gradlewrapper https://github.com/sixman9/gradleWrapperStandalone.git; echo $'*\n!README.md' > .git/info/sparse-checkout; git pull gradlewrapper master  

Then, if you'd like to convert a Maven 'pom.xml' file (to a new 'build.gradle'), for instance, issue:

gradlew init  

If you project is empty-ish and you want something useful, try:

gradlew init --type "java-library"
            OR
gradlew init --type "scala-library"

The above assumes you have a Java JVM, Git and/or a Git Client installed (of course).

Gradle Wrapper version = 2.12

*This is a small attempt to beat Gradle's 'chicken or the egg' paradox, i.e. no Gradle=>no Gradle Wrapper.