Gradm (Gradle dependencies manager) is a new way to manage dependencies easier and more efficient.

The Gradle version catalogs is an excellent move for us. But it also brings a lot of problems, and becomes more and more painful:

• The Generated code is fully Java. Usable, and that's it. Not good for reading.
• No official dependencies update support.
• Terrible restrictions, like naming: gradle/gradle#18208, gradle/gradle#18201.
• And more...?

Gradm was born for the above problems. It has an excellent ability of dependencies management and versions update.

For more information, please see the document in the example project.

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