I am trying to create simple extension module
.
I created Main.groovy
file
class Item {
String item
}
new Item().sayHell
Your extension method has to be static to be recognized (because extension modules have to be stateless) and the Item
class has to live into its own source file to be recognized (because otherwise it's an inner class of the script).
Here is a bash script that does what you want:
#!/bin/bash
echo "Create Item.groovy"
cat > 'Item.groovy' <<-EOF
class Item {
String item
}
EOF
echo "Compile Item.groovy"
groovyc Item.groovy -d classes
echo "Create extension module class"
cat > 'ItemExtension.groovy' <<-EOF
class ItemExtension {
static def sayHello(Item self) {
println "hello world"
}
}
EOF
echo "Create extension module descriptor"
mkdir -p classes/META-INF/services
cat > classes/META-INF/services/org.codehaus.groovy.runtime.ExtensionModule <<-EOF
moduleName=Item extension module
moduleVersion=1.0
extensionClasses=ItemExtension
EOF
echo "Compile extension module"
groovyc -cp classes ItemExtension.groovy -d classes
echo "Creating script.groovy"
cat > 'script.groovy' <<-EOF
new Item().sayHello()
EOF
echo "Run script"
groovy -cp classes script.groovy