The plugin allows easy debugging of Freeplane groovy scripts in IDE and adds tasks packageAddon
and prepareAddonSource
to package your scripts as Freeplane add-on. The packaging requires Freeplane with installed Developer Tools Add-on (see https://www.freeplane.org/wiki/index.php/Add-ons_(install)#Developer_Tools).
On MacOS gradle should run under JAVA 8 for executing packageAddon
. Otherwise you can run prepareAddonSource
and open with build/addon/yourFile.mm in Freeplane and package it manually. On other OS all JAVA versions are supported.
Put your source code to be packaged as jar file under
- src/main/groovy
- src/main/java
- src/main/resources
Put your scripts under
- src/scripts/groovy
Add your dependencies either to special configuration addon
to be included in the created add-on installer.
Put your add-on definition mind map and add-on resources not packaged in add-on jar into
- /src/addon
buildscript {
repositories {
mavenCentral()
}
dependencies {
classpath 'org.freeplane:gradle-freeplane-plugin:0.8'
}
}
repositories {
mavenCentral()
}
apply plugin: 'org.freeplane.gradle-freeplane-plugin'
java {
toolchain {
languageVersion = JavaLanguageVersion.of(8)
}
}
freeplane {
// mandatory, freeplane installation directory.
// (Freeplane.app directory on MacOS)
// In this example it is taken from system environment.
freeplaneDirectory = System.env.FREEPLANE_DIR
// recommended, freeplane user setting directory.
// It should be specified without the version number suffix.
// The value used by default can be different from your OS default.
// userDirectory = 'user-directory'
// optional, addon source directory
// addonSourceDirectory = 'src/addon'
// optional, to be set only if more then one mind map file in the addon source directory
// addonDefinitionMindMapFileName = 'Greetings.mm'
// optional, includes
// includes = ['**/*']
// optional, excludes
// excludes = ['**/*.bak', '**/~*', '**/$~*.mm~', '**/*.gdsl', '**/*.dsld']
// optional, max heap size for freeplane
// maxHeapSize = '1024m'
// optional, additional Java Runtime options
// jvmArgs = []
}
jar {
archiveFileName = 'greetings.jar'
}
For debugging
- import gradle project and freeplane gradle project into your IDE (See related freeplane wiki page)
- Let IDE compile the addon project
- run Freeplane in IDE debugger
In Freeplane Tools -> Preferences -> Plugins
- add all source script directories to
Script search path
in Freeplane preferences - add class root directories compiled by IDE to
Script classpath
in Freeplane preferences
Restart freeplane and you should be able to debug your scripts and library source files.
There is an example add-on project greetings
available in folder examples of this repository.