JFrog / Artifactory plugin for file download in Gradle - plugins

I know there are external plugins like the one in the link: https://www.michel-kraemer.com/gradle-download-task-download-files-with-progress/ for downloading files through Gradle. But since I have to download the files from Artifactory, I was wondering if there are any JFrog/Artifactory plugins to download files from Artifactory in Gradle. Can anyone please provide code also?

JFrog has a Gradle plugin, with examples available on Github.
You can find additional documentation in this Jfrog wiki page.
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