gradle-sablecc-plugin

gradle-sablecc-plugin is a cool open-source plugin made for Gradle, and the best part? It's totally free! This handy tool helps you create parsers using SableCC on any system that has Java installed. That means you can use it whether you're on Windows, macOS, or Linux!

Why Use gradle-sablecc-plugin?

If you've heard of SableCC, you probably know it's great for automatic CST-to-AST transformation. It also offers analysis helpers and generates visitor patterns. Pretty neat, right? To get started with this Gradle plugin, you'll need to set up a default configuration. This will turn your src/main/sablecc directory into build/generated-sources/sablecc.

How to Get Started

Using this plugin is super simple! First, download the latest version from Softpas. Save it wherever you like and unpack it. Here’s a quick example:

buildscript {

        dependencies {

            compile 'org.anarres.gradle:gradle-sablecc-plugin:[1.0.0,)'

        }

    }

Then just apply the plugin like this:

apply plugin: 'sablecc'

You can configure it as needed:

sablecc {

        // ...

    }

Need More Info?

No worries if you're looking for more details! Check out the project’s API documentation at this link. You'll find tons of usage examples and in-depth info about how everything works.

Compatibility and Downloading

This software is all written in Java and works perfectly with the latest Gradle versions. So as long as you've got both the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) and Gradle on your machine, you're good to go!

The program has been tested on various GNU/Linux distributions in both 64-bit (x86_64) and 32-bit (x86) setups. Best of all, you can download the gradle-sablecc-plugin for free as a source tarball—perfect for customizing it to fit your specific operating system or hardware!