How do I add plugins to Grails?

How do I add a dependency in Grails?

install-dependency

1. group – The group of the dependency.
2. name – The name of the dependency.
3. version – The version of the dependency.
4. repository – The repository to resolve from.
5. dir – The target directory to resolve JAR files to.

How do I add plugins to Grails?

You can also install plugins using the install-plugin Grails target. To do that, press Ctrl+Alt+G , and in the Run Grails Target dialog box type install-plugin <plugin name> .

How do you update Grails?

4 Answers

1. Install the new version of Grails.
2. Read release notes for this version and apply them.
3. Bump up the version number using grails set-version.
4. Update IDE settings.
5. Do grails clean/grails clean-all.
6. Run all tests.
7. Do some “smoke tests” of the application.

How do you run Grails?

Deploying and Running a Grails Application

1. Go to the application directory. For example, go to the as-install /grails/samples/helloworld directory.
2. Run the grails run-app command. The grails run-app command starts the Enterprise Server in the background and runs the application in one step. You don’t need to create a WAR file or deploy your application.

How do I debug Grails app?

Do the following:

1. launch grails with the -debug option grails -debug run-app.
2. create Remote Java Application debug configuration in Eclipse and set port to 5005.
3. enjoy breakpoints and step-by-step debugging.

How do you make a Grails project?

Go to start.grails.org and use the Grails Application Forge to generate your Grails project. You can choose your project type (Application or Plugin), pick a version of Grails, and choose a Profile – then click “Generate Project” to download a ZIP file. No Grails installation necessary!

What is bootstrap groovy?

This “bootstrap. groovy” is present inside the grails-app/conf folder. It is used to define a code whenever the application performs any function.

What is Gorm Java?

GORM is the data access toolkit used by Grails and provides a rich set of APIs for accessing relational and non-relational data including implementations for Hibernate (SQL), MongoDB, Neo4j, Cassandra, an in-memory ConcurrentHashMap for testing and an automatic GraphQL schema generator.