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Contains custom gradle tasks to use in gradle builds. The custom tasks extend gradle for use as a sql-centric (geo)data etl. gretl = gradle etl | Read-only mirror of https://github.com/sogis/gretl-v1 — Kanton Solothurn. Issues & pull requests at the source.
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| .travis.yml | ||
| build.gradle | ||
| dependencies.gradle | ||
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gretl
The Gradle gretl plugin extends gradle for use as a sql-centric (geo)data etl. gretl = gradle etl.
This repository consists of three parts for the GRETL system:
- GRETL jar (Gradle plugin)
- gretl folder
- GRETL runtime (Docker Image)
- runtimeImage folder, README
- GRETL system configuration (OpenShift project)
- serviceConfig folder, README
Licencse
GRETL is licensed under the MIT License.
Architecture
The description of the architecture can be found here: docs/architecture/
Manual
A german user manual can be found here: docs/user/
Devel
Information about GRETL developing can be found here: docs/devel/
The tooling/ folder contains helper scripts/tools for local development. See tooling/README.md for more informations.
Status
GRETL is in development state.
System requirements
For the current version of GRETL, you will need a JRE (Java Runtime Environment) installed on your system, version 1.8 or later and gradle, version 3.4 or later. For convenience use the gradle wrapper.