build.gradle

// The Gradle start scripts are licensed under the Apache 2.0 Software License.

plugins {
    // The Java plugin adds Java compilation along with testing and bundling
    // capabilities to a project.
    id 'java'
    // The Application plugin facilitates creating an executable JVM
    // application.
    id 'application'
}

// The vast majority of Java projects rely on libraries, so managing a
// project’s dependencies is an important part of building a Java project.

// Specifying the dependencies for your Java project requires just three
// pieces of information:

// - Which dependency you need, such as a name and version.
// - What it’s needed for, e.g. compilation or running.
// - Where to look for it

// The first two are specified in a dependencies {} block and
// the third in a repositories {} block.

repositories {
    // Here is where to look for the modules declared as dependencies.
    // https://bintray.com/bintray/jcenter
    jcenter()
}

dependencies {
    // Configuration (ex: implementation or testImplementation) - a named
    // collection of dependencies, grouped together for a specific goal
    // such as compiling or running a module.

    // Module coordinate (ex: junit:junit:4.12) — the ID of the
    // dependency, usually in the form '<group>:<module>:<version>'.

    // Configuration & Module coordinate:

    testImplementation 'junit:junit:4.12'
}

application {
    // Configure the application main class.
    mainClassName = 'mundial.interfaz.InterfazMundial'
}

// Executes a Java application in a child process.
// ...
// Type: JavaExec -> Starts a JVM with the given classpath and
// application class (with the method main).
// ...
// Overwrite the task run.
task run(type: JavaExec, overwrite: true) {

    // Configure the application classpath.
    classpath = sourceSets.main.runtimeClasspath

    // Configure the application main class.
    main = 'mundial.interfaz.InterfazMundial'
}