In Groovy, there are multiple ways to get the file path.
One way to get the file path is by using the File class. Here's an example:
// creating a new file object
def file = new File("C:/Users/Username/Desktop/example.txt")
// getting the file path
def filePath = file.getAbsolutePath()
// printing the file path
println(filePath)
In the above example, the file.getAbsolutePath() method returns the absolute file path of the file object file. The output will be:
C:\Users\Username\Desktop\example.txt
Another way to get the file path is by using the this.class.protectionDomain.codeSource.location.path property. Here's an example:
// getting the file path
def filePath = this.class.protectionDomain.codeSource.location.path
// printing the file path
println(filePath)
In the above example, the this.class.protectionDomain.codeSource.location.path property returns the current file path. The output will be something like:
C:/Users/Username/Desktop/my_script.groovy
Note that the file path separator is different depending on the operating system you're using. On Windows, the separator is \, while on Unix-based systems such as Linux and Mac, the separator is /. The File.separator property can be used to get the correct separator for the current operating system.