Projects tagged ‘groovy’ and ‘swing’

Griffon is a Grails like framework for Swing based desktop applications.

GraphicsBuilder is a Groovy builder for Java 2D. GraphicsBuilder provides an easy way to create Java2D graphics in a similar manner as JavaFX Script but in a groovier way.

A builder to extend the current SwingBuilder and allow users to apply the builder concept to SwingX components. Sponspored by Google in the 2007 Google Summer of Code.

Enables UI testing with FEST. FEST-Swing is a Java library that provides a fluent interface for functional Swing GUI testing. This library provides an easy-to-use API that makes creation and ... [More] maintenance of GUI tests easy. Tests created with FEST usually belong to the integration type, as they rely on testing your application from the end-user's point of view: the UI. [Less]

Enables SystemTray and TrayIcon support on your Griffon application. The TrayIcon class is actually JPopupTrayIcon by Michael Biem (from the Fishfarm project), which is in turn based on Alex ... [More] Potochkin's JXTrayIcon. In short words this class allows you to display a JPopupMenu in the systemTray as opposed to a regular, plain PopupMenu (AWT stuff, yuck!) [Less]

Enables a wizard facility for Griffon applications based on https://wizard.dev.java.net/.

Brings the FlamingoBuilder libraries (based on Flamingo 4.0dev) into your Griffon application.

WingsBuilder is a Groovy builder for the wingS Framework. You can use WingSBuilder in the same fashion as SwingBuilder. Most of the constructs provided by the original SwingBuilder are supported in ... [More] WingSBuilder, thanks to the efforts of the wingS team in following the Swing model very closely. WingSBuilder also supports wingS specific components and the ability to attach your own components through widget() & container(). [Less]

FileBot is the ultimate tool for renaming your tv shows and anime, downloading subtitles from various sources or just simple file verification, all in a single executable jar.

Provides code metrics with JDepend. JDepend traverses Java class file directories and generates design quality metrics for each Java/Groovy package. JDepend allows you to automatically measure the ... [More] quality of a design in terms of its extensibility, reusability, and maintainability to manage package dependencies effectively. [Less]