daywalker

Brings those transitive dependencies for maven co-ordinate into the light. No need to hide in the dark! My current use case is for downloading dependencies when using build tools like "buck":https://buckbuild.com/.

Maven Coordinates

The maven coordinates are inspired by buildr where it has the following format:

${GROUPID}:${ARTIFACT}:${VERSION}

Sample Execution

daywalker com.sparkjava:spark-core:2.5.4

Improvements

• parallel download of jar files once dependency graph is walked.
• track parent pom and prevent attempts to download associated jar.
• evaluation execution.
• download list of maven coordinates.
• alternative repo locations.
• download to specified folder.
• download of test dependencies in test folder or equivalent.
• generate buck entry.

Graph Relationship

project |--[ compile ]--> project |--[ managed_compile ]--> project |--[ managed_provided ]--> project |--[ managed_runtime ]--> project |--[ managed_system ]--> project |--[ managed_test ]--> project |--[ parent ]--> project |--[ property ]--> property --[ value ]--> value |--[ provided ]--> project |--[ runtime ]--> project |--[ system ]--> project |--[ test ]--> project |--[ unresolved_compile ]--> project |--[ unresolved_provided ]--> project |--[ unresolved_runtime ]--> project |--[ unresolved_system ]--> project +--[ unresolved_test ]--> project