It quite interesting to use groovy script for simple task as this. Here is an example how can we copy the files from one folder to another...
def sourceDir = "C:\\Source"
def destinationDir = "C:\\Target"
//checking for source directory
def directory = new File("${sourceDir}")
if (!directory.isDirectory()) {
println "The provided directory name ${sourceDir} is NOT a directory."
}
//Clousre
def write = {data, lenth ->
output.write(data, 0, lenth)
}
//Closure
def fileCopyClosure = {
if(it.canRead()) { //make sure whether you can read it
def destFolder = new File("${destinationDir}")
if(!destFolder.exists()) {
println("Creating new destination directory [${destFolder}]")
destFolder.mkdir()
}
println "processing ${it.name} from ${it.canonicalPath}"
def desti = new File("${destinationDir}\\${it.name}")
//create output stream
output = desti.newOutputStream()
it.eachByte(1024, write)
output.close()
println "Copy completed${desti.name}"
}
}
directory.eachFileRecurse(fileCopyClosure)
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