IntelliJ IDEA lets you create and run Groovy applications.
Before you start working with Groovy, make sure that the Groovy plugin is enabled in IntelliJ IDEA.
- Creating Groovy Project
- Adding Frameworks to Existing Groovy Project
- Creating Groovy Class
- Creating Groovy Script
- Running Groovy Application
Creating Groovy Project
- Open Project Wizard, in the left-hand pane select Groovy.
- In the right-hand pane, specify the following settings:
- Project SDK - specify your project SDK.
- Groovy library - specify your Groovy SDK or click Create to choose one from the list that opens.
- Additional libraries and frameworks - specify additional libraries and frameworks that Groovy supports.
- Java EE version - select the appropriate Java EE version.

- Click Next.
- Specify your project information and click Finish.

Adding Frameworks to Existing Groovy Project
- In the Project tool window, right-click the project directory and from the drop-down list select
.

- In the Add Frameworks Support dialog, select a framework and click OK.

Creating Groovy Class
- Press ^ N or in the Project tool window right-click on the directory and select
- In the New Groovy Class dialog, in the Name field, specify a name of the class.
In the Kind field, choose between class, interface, trait, enum or annotation.

- Now you can enter your code.

Creating Groovy Script
- Press ^ N or in the Project tool window
right-click on the directory and select .

- In the dialog that opens, in the Name field, enter the name of your Groovy script.
In the Kind field, choose between Groovy script and GroovyDSL script.

- IntelliJ IDEA creates a file with the specified name and
groovyextension, and adds a node to the module tree view.
Running Groovy Application
- Create a Run configuration using or run the active script
automatically by pressing ⌃⇧R⌃⇧F10⌃⇧R^ F9^ ⇧ F10.

- View the result in the Run tool window.