gradle-codeartifact-login

Gradle plugin to manage AWS CodeArtifact login tokens.

Getting started

Add the following to your build.gradle.kts Kotlin script:

plugins {
    id("com.shinami.codeartifact-login") version "0.1.1"
}

codeArtifact {
    domains {
        register("<codeartifact_domain>") {
            owner.set("<aws_account>")  // optional
            region.set("<aws_region>")  // optional
        }
    }
}

repositories {
    codeArtifact.maven {
        name.set("ca") // or any other name
        domain.set("<codeartifact_domain>")
        repository.set("<codeartifact_repository>")
    }
}

or the equivalent build.gradle Groovy script:

plugins {
    id "com.shinami.codeartifact-login" version "0.1.1"
}

codeArtifact {
    domains {
        "<codeartifact_domain>" {
            owner = "<aws_account>"  // optional
            region = "<aws_region>"  // optional
        }
    }
}

repositories {
    codeArtifact.maven {
        name = "ca" // or any other name
        domain = "<codeartifact_domain>"
        repository = "<codeartifact_repository>"
    }
}

Then you can run the codeArtifactLogin task to generate login tokens for your declared repositories, under .codeartifact/ dir (configurable through codeArtifact.credentialsDir setting). The tokens will be valid (and reused by the task) for 12 hours, after which you'll need to run codeArtifactLogin again to refresh them.

Note that running codeArtifactLogin requires AWS CLI v2 to be installed and configured. However, once the tokens are generated (and remain valid), all other Gradle tasks can function without this requirement. This is designed to support the workflow where tokens are generated on a host machine, and then copied to another environment (e.g. Docker builder) to enable access to the repository.

Publishing to CodeArtifact repository

You can set the ca repository declared above as the publishing repository too, in order to publish to it:

publishing {
    repositories {
        add(project.repositories["ca"])
    }
}