2 Installation

Install as a plugin

You can add the plugin to your project as a dependency by editing your project's BuildConfig.groovy as the following:

plugins {
       // specify dependencies here under either 'build', 'compile', 'runtime', 'test' or 'provided' scopes e.g.
       …
       compile 'timestamped:0.4'
    }

Install as a maven dependency

You can add the plugin as a precompiled maven dependency by editing your project's BuildConfig.groovy as the following:

repositories {
       …
       mavenRepo 'http://deigote.github.io/grails-timestamped/maven/releases/'
       grailsPlugins()
    }
    …
    dependencies {
        …
        compile 'com.deigote.grails-plugins:timestamped:0.4'
    }

Please note that the maven repo declaration must be above the grails plugins one.

Also, keep in mind that if you want to use timestamped insied another plugin, you will need to install it as a maven dependency. That way, the plugin will be precompiled and the AST transform will be applied to the plugins as well. Bear in mind that an AST transform must be compiled before compiling the project where its being applied. Grails first compiles the plugins and then the project, so if you add the dependency as a plugin, the AST will be compiled at plugin compilation time, so will only be available for the project but not for other plugins.