Groovy Web Console

Backend

Building the backend

Go to functions/groovy-executor and type ../../mvnw package. The output will be in functions/groovy-executor/target/deployment.

There are different profiles, one for each groovy version:

• groovy_4_0
• groovy_3_0 (default)
• groovy_2_5

Use ../../mvnw package -P groovy_2_5

Deploying the backend

Go to https://github.com/groovy-console/groovy-web-console/actions/workflows/deploy.yml and click on Run Workflow

Frontend

Building the frontend

You need to have Node 16 LTS installed.

1. Navigate to services/frontend
2. Install dependencies with npm ci
3. Build the frontend with npm run build

The output will be in services/frontend/dist.

Running the frontend locally

Do the same steps as building the frontend but substitute the last command for:

• npm run serve-remote to run the frontend with the remote backend
• npm run serve-local to run the frontend with the local backend (start it with ../../mvnw function:run from inside functions/groovy-executor)

Checking code style

You can check the code style with npm run lint and automatically fix most issues with npm run lint-fix.

Deploy App Engine web frontend

The web frontend consists only of static assets (HTML, JavaScript, and CSS). Go to https://github.com/groovy-console/groovy-web-console/actions/workflows/deploy-frontend.yml and click on Run Workflow.

Alternatively, to deploy it manually after building it, go to the services/frontend directory, and type: ./deploy.sh