grooves-gorm

This is for you if you’re using GORM for persistence. It has interfaces that need to know the domain object used, and build flexible queries without forcing you to write the code to read domain objects from the database.

grooves-groovy

This is for you if you want to write your queries in groovy, but are not using GORM. You will have to implement your own data access, but will get support for checking completeness of queries based on groovy AST Transformations.

grooves-java

This is for you if you want to write your queries in java. You will have to implement your own data access, but will get support for checking completeness of queries based on Annotation Processors.

grooves-api

This is for you if you are not using groovy or java, or don’t care about verifying completeness of queries. For example, you could use this for writing code with Kotlin.

grooves-types

This contains types that are used in grooves-api. It is very unlikely you’ll be using this directly.

grooves-diagrams

This is an asciidoctor extension that allows you to generate diagrams like those in grooves' documentation.