Managing Micro-Libraries with Scala CLI

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Initiated by VirtusLab in 2021, Scala CLI aims at becoming the new scala command. It’s straightforward to install, has almost no dependencies, and allows users to write and run Scala code on the JVM, from javascript, and natively, with full IDE support via Metals.

Scala CLI is a great tool for experimenting with new libraries, or for scripting in Scala. Its new publishing support, and its existing cross-compilation support, make it the perfect tool to write, compile, test, and publish micro-libraries.

We’ll show that its publishing support makes it much easier than today’s Scala build tools to write cross-platform small libraries, and setup publishing to Maven Central, automating many of the steps users do manually for now.

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