GroovyHelp can help Java developers quickly consult Javadoc help documents. The main features are as follows:
* Search for help information such as classes, interfaces, methods, etc. based on input keywords (supports fuzzy query)
* Completely display the overall structure of the document in a tree structure
* Support source code association, that is, view the source code corresponding to the document, and display the source code with syntax highlighting, 'click and check'
* Provides document snapshots and can save and share documents as PNG format images
* Implement doc and src protocols to quickly view document content and source code
* Provide index backup and restore functions, which is conducive to the reuse and sharing of index files
* Supports help documentation generated by Javadoc that comes with JDK1.4+ (including JDK1.4)
* No need to decompress documents and source code ZIP packages, saving disk space
* Support internationalization (currently providing two language support: English and Chinese)
* Change the software skin according to user preferences
* Provide version update tips
* Users are free to choose the JRE6+ they need (JRE installed by themselves, or JRE provided by GroovyHelp)
* Able to run on multiple platforms (Windows and Linux)
GroovyHelp requires JRE6 to run. Considering that you may not have JRE6 installed on your computer, I have provided you with
a green version of JRE6 to download . Just unzip the downloaded compressed file to the directory where GroovyHelp is located (of course, if you have If JRE6 is installed, there is no need to download the JRE6 green version).
In order to thank zuwing for helping me modify and create GroovyHelp's welcome and copyright images, I decided to name the development code of GroovyHelp v1.0 as 'Wing' (Wing means 'wings', and 'wings' reminds people of 'flying' , 'Soaring' reminds people of 'freedom' and 'fast', and this is the biggest highlight of GroovyHelp v1.0)
