The Grails Framework 2.3.8

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(Quick Reference) # install-plugin ## Purpose Installs a plugin from the Grails central SVN repository, a file, or a URL DEPRECATED: The install-plugin command is deprecated Plugins should be installed by listing them in BuildConfig.groovy with the appropriate scope instead of using install-plugin. ## Examples
    grails install-plugin shiro
    grails install-plugin shiro 1.1
    grails install-plugin ../grails-bar-1.0.zip
    grails install-plugin http://foo.com/grails-bar-1.0.zip
## Description Usage:
    grails install-plugin [name] [version]*
    grails install-plugin [URL/File]
Fired Events: `StatusUpdate` - Fired at various points during the plugin installation `StatusError` - When an error occurs during plugin installation `StatusFinal` - When the plugin is installed successfully `PluginInstalled` - When the plugin is installed successfully The `install-plugin` command is a versatile command that installs plugins from the Grails central SVN repository at http://svn.codehaus.org/grails-plugins/, a local file, or a remote URL. To install a plugin from the remote central repository, for example the "shiro" plugin, use the `install-plugin` command followed by the plugin name:
    grails install-plugin shiro
This will install the latest version of the plugin. To install a specific version specify it as an argument:
    grails install-plugin shiro 1.1
To find out what plugins are available use the list-plugins command. To install from a URL, simply specify the absolute URL to the plugin package:
    grails install-plugin http://foo.com/grails-bar-1.0.zip
To install from a local file, specify the absolute or relative path to the file:
    grails install-plugin ../grails-bar-1.0.zip
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