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John Wagenleitner commented on GROOVY-4300:
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Just wanted to point out that http://search.maven.org/ provides a way to search
for libraries that you can use in your groovy scripts. Under the {{Dependency
Information}} section for an artifact they even provide the {{Groovy Grape}}
syntax that you can just copy and paste into a script.
> Add Grape Catalog To Groovy Console
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> Key: GROOVY-4300
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GROOVY-4300
> Project: Groovy
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Grape, Groovy Console
> Reporter: Mark Fortner
> Labels: contrib
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> The Grape/Grab feature is one of the most useful features in Groovy.
> However, figuring out what modules, groups and versions to use in a script
> can be daunting. To make this easier on the user, I propose that a simple
> action be implemented which shows the available modules.
> The user would right-click inside the script they are writing and select a
> "Insert Grape" menu item.
> A dialog box would appear displaying either the locally available modules, or
> a combination of local and remote modules.
> The user would select the modules that they want to insert, and the action
> would insert the appropriate @Grab annotation into the script for each of the
> selected modules.
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