#274 Split project into Core and Maven Plugin #290
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…MethodsNamingLogic imports
…oject, clean up dependencies, keep the plugin artifact id as before
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Talking with @stojsavljevic we agreed on opening another PR (#295 ) to go through this step by step. |
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This is a first shot at splitting the project into a "core" project for code generation and a "maven" project for the actual plugin.
These two should be deployed as maven artifacts seperately :)
The core part can later be picked up by a custom Gradle plugin.
Also it contains a temporary fix for raml-org/raml-java-parser#561