The last settings.gradle.kts

https://proandroiddev.com/make-your-build-gradle-great-again-c84cc172a654

I wanted to split my code and ended up with a lot of Gradle modules and submodules. What a pain to include them all. I know settings.gradle could become Kotlin-friendly, so I wrote a loop that goes from my list of modules and search inside them for submodules:

include(":App")
include(":DependencyInjection")
include(":Entities")
listOf(
  "Order",
  "Product",
  "User"
).forEach {
  if (File("$rootDir/$it/build.gradle").exists()) {
    include(":$it")
  }
  val useCase = "${it}UseCase"
  if (File("$rootDir/$it/$useCase").exists()) {
    include(":${it}:$useCase")
  }
  val repository = "${it}Repository"
  if (File("$rootDir/$it/$repository").exists()) {
    include(":${it}/$repository")
  }
}
include(":Tracker")

And then I wanted something implicit:

File("$rootDir").listFiles()?.forEach {
  File("${it.absolutePath}").listFiles()?.filter {
    it.name.endsWith(".gradle") }?.forEach {
      val module = it.parentFile.name
      println(":$module")
      include(":$module")
      File("${it.parentFile.absolutePath}").listFiles()?.forEach {
        File("${it.absolutePath}").listFiles()?.filter {
        it.name.endsWith(".gradle") }?.forEach {
          val submodule = it.parentFile.name
          println(":$module/$submodule")
          include(":$module/$submodule")
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

https://gist.github.com/shkschneider/2980941d16943084300f30af6d99c06d

This now looks for any (at maximum two-level deep) build.gradle and includes them ;)