The document discusses using GroovyConsole to run Groovy scripts and provides an interactive shell for Groovy. GroovyConsole allows adding custom menus and running code before and after script execution. It can be run from the command line with Java or by calling methods on the GroovyConsole class. The document also provides examples of running GroovyConsole on Jenkins and using MoteConsole as alternatives.

1. GroovyConsole
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2. id:kiy0taka @kiy0taka
JGGUG
Jenkins
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6. Groovy
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11. GroovyConsole

12. GroovyConsole
Groovy
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13. GroovyConsole
groovy.ui.Console
Groovy 1
groovy-all.jar
Grape ...

14. GroovyConsole
groovyConsole
java -jar groovy-all.jar groovy.ui.Console
groovy -e "new groovy.ui.Console().run()"

16. run()
void run() {
run(frameConsoleDelegates)
}
void run(Map defaults) {
…
}

17. frameConsoleDelegates
static def frameConsoleDelegates = [
rootContainerDelegate: {
…
}
menuBarDelegate: {arg->
current.JMenuBar = build(arg)
}
];

18. def myMenu = {
menu(text:'JGGUG') {
menuItem('Hello', actionPerformed: {
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, 'Hello!')
})
}
}

19. new Console().run(
Console.frameConsoleDelegates <<
[menuBarDelegate: {arg->
current.JMenuBar = build(arg)
current.JMenuBar.add(build(myMenu))
}]
)

21. beforeExecution
afterExecution
new Console(
beforeExecution: { ... },
afterExecution: { ... }
)

23. GroovyConsole on Jenkins
https://gist.github.com/843507
MoteConsole
https://gist.github.com/1031115

25. Groovy
GROOVY_SOURCE_EXTENSIONS =
['*.groovy', '*.gvy', '*.gy', '*.gsh']