Creazione della libreria client per Java dal codice sorgente
Mantieni tutto organizzato con le raccolte
Salva e classifica i contenuti in base alle tue preferenze.
Consigliamo di utilizzare la libreria client tramite Maven. Forniamo anche distribuzioni binarie nella nostra pagina delle release e tramite il repository centrale Maven (per maggiori dettagli, consulta la nostra guida di avvio rapido). Tuttavia, puoi creare
la libreria autonomamente utilizzando la procedura di compilazione descritta di seguito.
La libreria client è creata con Gradle. Le dipendenze vengono scaricate dal
repository Maven Central.
Installa Java Development Kit
Per creare la libreria è necessario JDK 1.8 o versioni successive. Ai fini di questa guida, presupporremo che Java sia
installato sul tuo computer.
Crea con Gradle
Ti consigliamo di utilizzare il wrapper Gradle incluso. Consulta
gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.properties
per la versione attuale. Non è necessaria un'installazione separata di Gradle.
Creare la raccolta
Clona questo progetto nella directory che preferisci. Il suffisso .git nell'URL è facoltativo.
Esegui questo comando per creare la versione snapshot della libreria
e del progetto di esempio.
./gradlewbuild
Esporta la libreria client in un repository Maven locale.
./gradlewpublishToMavenLocal
Utilizza la libreria client in un repository Maven locale
Dopo una compilazione ed esportazione riuscita, gli artefatti per la libreria client sono
disponibili per Maven/Gradle dal repository locale (in genere
~/.m2/repository/com/google/api-ads/google-ads/). Aggiungi una dipendenza dalla
versione SNAPSHOT appena creata a tutti i file di build del progetto successivi. La
versione è definita in
gradle.properties.
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