badass-runtime-example-kotlin-tornadofx
Using the Badass Runtime Plugin with Kotlin and tornadofx (by beryx-gist)
jpkg
Lightweight JVM packaging plugin for Gradle (by xcporter)

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Apache License 2.0 | MIT License |
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badass-runtime-example-kotlin-tornadofx
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How to create an exe from TornadoFx and Kotlin
I've also tried several gradle plugins as you suggest (from the simple gradle jar, to a custom fatjar, to the badass plugin) and everything works properly while I'm on Manjaro Linux with OpenJDK-11. The problem though is that if I try to distribute the application to Windows, says to the friends of mine, they are still using JRE8 while I'm targeting JVM11...
jpkg
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Some Gradle plugins from my personal toolbox
JPKG
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Automatic and seamless way to install a JVM when distributing app
I ended up writing a gradle plugin to act as a wrapper for the jpackage command, maybe it could be helpful: jpkg
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How to create an exe from TornadoFx and Kotlin
I'm doing a couple projects in that stack right now and I've found the jpackage tool to be pretty ok, you just need to be using JDK14+. To that end I actually ended up writing my own gradle plugin to manage everything in one place, especially for use in a CI/CD pipeline and do deal with all the codesigning requirements for mac. It's still very new and untested, but here is the repo with how to use it. Hopefully it will help somewhat.
What are some alternatives?
When comparing badass-runtime-example-kotlin-tornadofx and jpkg you can also consider the following projects:
compose-samples - Official Jetpack Compose samples.
shadow - Gradle plugin to create fat/uber JARs, apply file transforms, and relocate packages for applications and libraries. Gradle version of Maven's Shade plugin.
MetaView - A tool to parse Kotlin code into UML diagrams

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