Grooscript: Difference between revisions

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| typing = [[Type system#DYNAMIC|Dynamic]]

| website = {{URL|grooscript.org}}

| influenced by = [[Groovy (programming language)|Apache Groovy]], [[Java (programming language)|Java]], [[JavaScript|JavaScript]]

| license = [[Apache License|Apache]] 2.0

| file ext = .groovy

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'''Grooscript''' is a library that converts [[Groovy (programming language)|Apache Groovy]] code to [[JavaScript|JavaScript]] code. grooscript-x.y.z.jar is required to convert the Groovy code to Javascript, and grooscript.js is needed to run the generated code.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://grooscript.org/doc.html|title=Grooscript Documentation|date=12 Sep 2016}}</ref>

Although Grooscript has some limitations compared to Apache Groovy, it can use ___domain classes in both the server and the client. A typical development process is to create a dynamic single webpage application in Groovy, test its various parts with Spock, and use web sockets to speed up page reloading on the fly.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.infoq.com/presentations/grooscript|title=Presentation at SpringOne/2GX on Grooscript|date=13 Dec 2015}}</ref>

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in the [[Gradle|Gradle]] build file.

Plugin support for [[Grails (framework)|Grails]] version 3.0 is provided, as well as online code conversions.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://grooscript.org/conversions.html|title=Grooscript online conversions|date=15 May 2017}}</ref>