Add option to emit a full-formed java library project from Thrift input
See original GitHub issueIt would be neat to have thrifty-compiler
just spit out a ready-to-compile project.
Who knows that that API would look like; will think about it for now.
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With #356, we have a Gradle plugin that basically obviates this issue. Who needs a generated Gradle project to house generated thrifts, when you can just plug them in to your existing Gradle project at build-time?
@hzsweers so you mean something similar to what Cordova does. My only concern about that approach is that if Google or Gradle team decides to change the file formats or the structure, an entire project generation tool will be harder to maintain in the future.