Open Source Groovy Software Development Software - Page 3

CodeNarc is a static analysis tool for Groovy source code, enabling monitoring and enforcement of many coding standards and best practices. CodeNarc applies predefined and/or custom rules to each Groovy file, and generates an HTML or XML report. This project has been moved to https://github.com/CodeNarc/CodeNarc.

This framework provides the easiest way to build cross platform installers based on Java technologies. Due to its extensible architecture, it can be easily adjusted to fit your needs and allows nice UI interfaces implemented with Groovy or JavaFX.

CodingDojo to learn, explore, practice and test technologies. Along with CodingKatas there are also challenges. The main purpose of this project is to register and drive software craftsmanship and polyglot programming even further.

Combean is a Java framework for mathematical structures and optimization algorithms. Through a set of Java interfaces and JavaBeans-based config, Combean glues optimization codes together - leading to more interoperable, adaptable and flexible solutions.

A Controlled Language Programming (CLP) compiler, runtime engine, and development IDE for writing software in a natural (but somewhat restricted) language that clearly represents the real world concerns and maps to a 3GL (Java/Groovy) for execution.

A small library that provides a powerful and container-less Dependency-Injection mechanism, via AspectJ and Groovy. If you are tired of reams of XML configuration files, managing complex factories and containers, this non-API solution may appeal to you.

Contextor is a light-weight simple-to-use Java based library to help developers and researchers working with the general concept of a resource; as examples, resources can be text resources, web resources, images and videos.

Cyclone is java-based rich GUI web tool for automating tasks with ease. Cyclone is a project that was borne out of necessity. Agreed, there are many native tools that allow task to be scheduled or automated on most operating systems, however, Cyclone is more than just an automation tool. In many programming languages, there are batch module/libraries available to schedule jobs, but need quite a bit of enhancements to provide similar feature set as Cyclone. Cyclone comes with a number of fascinating features Real-time progress and status montoring for jobs Pause, resume and stop an executing job Multi-user environment with in-built authentication and authorization modules Polygot - jobs can be implemented in java, groovy, ruby, javascript and python Easy administration and configuration - user management etc. Extensible security module

This repository aggregates useful resources, references, roadmaps, and learning materials in various areas of DevOps including Linux, Jenkins, AWS, SRE, Prometheus, Docker, Ansible, Git, Kubernetes, Terraform, OpenStack, SQL/NoSQL, Azure, GCP, and more. Curated tooling and technology references across multiple DevOps domains. Roadmaps and learning paths for building DevOps competence. It is meant as a guide for learners and practitioners to discover tools, concepts, and tutorials relevant to DevOps roles. Contribution instructions for community to add resources.

An official Sonatype-maintained Docker image for Nexus Repository Manager 3 (Community & Pro editions). It packages the repository manager with out-of-the-box settings, optimized for container platforms—featuring persistence, configuration overrides, and separate licensing options.

This is a lightweight, containerized web UI for interacting with one or more private Docker Registry (v1 or v2) endpoints. It lets you browse, search, view details, copy pull commands, and delete images through a slick web interface backed by an embedded H2 DB.

Docker‑Registry‑Web is a Grails‑based web UI for private Docker Registry v2. It offers repository browsing, tag management, authentication service (with roles), and event recording/auditing. It supports both anonymous read and token-based authenticated interactions.

drawable-optimizer is a utility focused on reducing the size of Android app image assets to shrink APK/Bundle footprints. It scans res/drawable* and related resource folders and compresses images using configurable strategies, often achieving meaningful savings without visible quality loss. By running as part of the build, it automates a task that would otherwise require manual tooling passes on individual files. Developers can fine-tune which directories and formats to process and exclude sensitive assets where bit-exactness matters. The result is faster downloads, lower install sizes, and improved memory characteristics on resource-constrained devices. It fits naturally into continuous integration, ensuring optimizations remain consistent over time.

Aims to create a administrative application to support the drugtest process for the FMN (Föräldraföreningen Mot Narkotika) in Sweden. From order to create invoice. Suppported by the Rotary club: Rotary Posiedon in Gothenburg.

A groovy build framework. Primarily Ant driven

einstein is a dependency management tool that aims to simplify and automate software projects dependencies calculation. Software products are commonly composed of multiple projects, and those projects relate to each other at some kind of level. It's important to guarantee that those relationships are based on the projects' versions so one can assure that they can evolve without compromising such relationships. During dependencies calculation, the einstein tool needs to fetch projects' extra information from a central repository. At its current version, einstein is prepared to communicate to any Gitlab instance, through its api, so it assumes that declared dependencies represents projects that are all stored in a single Gitlab instance. In order to establish a successful connection to the Gitlab Api, it's necessary to create the environment variables on the machine where einstein will be executed.

FGen is a framework for Flex application. This Framework provides code generation by DSL. This framework aims labor saving and liberation from tedious coding and testing.

A comprehensive business framework to enable sophisticated enterprise workflows. Define, simulate and deploy cross-platform workflows while being able to enrich and customize the core services on demand.

This repository is a Jenkins Shared Library that packages reusable pipeline steps and patterns for building, testing, and releasing containerized applications to Kubernetes and OpenShift. It codifies best practices—building images, running unit/integration tests, publishing artifacts, and rolling out changes—so teams can adopt a consistent CI/CD approach with minimal Groovy code. The library includes helpers for preview environments, GitOps-style promotion, and release versioning to improve traceability across stages. Because it abstracts low-level CLI invocations, pipelines become more declarative and easier to review. It encourages composable, parameterized pipelines that work across many repositories while still allowing per-service overrides. Organizations use it to bootstrap platform-aligned pipelines quickly and reduce drift in how services are built and deployed.

FTF (for Flexible Testing Framework) is a modular framework for testing, both automatic and manual, and quality assurance. FTF initial development has been done in the EDOS project, to support Linux distributions testing.

Font Mfizz is a scalable icon font featuring symbols for programming languages, operating systems, software tools, and technology themes—designed for "geek" style UIs. Icons are customizable via CSS and are available via CDN or direct download.

GAQ = Groovy + Ant + Quartz. GAQ is a lightweight framework for developing, scheduling, running and reviewing automated tasks. It has the scripting ease of Groovy, the power of Ant, and the cross platform scheduling of Quartz. Supports Groovy 1.1 Beta 1.

GBench project provides benchmarking framework for Groovy.

Web-based editor for the Gateway Description Language (GDL).

GMetrics provides calculation and reporting of size and complexity metrics for Groovy source code. This project has moved to GitHub: https://github.com/dx42/gmetrics