The Grails Framework 5.1.1

(Quick Reference) ## create-interceptor ### Purpose The `create-interceptor` command creates an interceptor and associated unit test for the given base name. ### Examples
    grails create-interceptor
    grails create-interceptor Book
    grails create-interceptor org.bookstore.book
### Description Creates a new interceptor with an empty `before`, `after` and `afterView` method definitions. The argument is optional, but if you don’t include it the command will ask you for the name of the interceptor. A interceptor is responsible intercepting incoming web requests and performing actions such as authentication, logging and so on. The name of the interceptor can include a Java package, such as `org.bookstore` in the final example above, but if one is not provided a default is used. So the second example will create the file `grails-app/controllers/<appname>/BookInterceptor.groovy` whereas the last one will create `grails-app/controllers/org/bookstore/BookInterceptor.groovy` directory. Note that the first letter of the interceptor name is always upper-cased when determining the class name. If you want the command to default to a different package for interceptors, provide a value for `grails.project.groupId` in the runtime configuration. Note that this command is just for convenience and you can also create interceptors in your favourite text editor or IDE if you choose. Usage:
    grails create-interceptor <<name>>
| Quick Reference (hide)