daggerok / generator-daggerok-fatjar

This repository contains yomen generator of java fatjar project for rapid development using: maven, gradle, junit, jupiter, scala 2.11 / 2.12, scalatest, specs2, scalactic, kotlin, spring-boot, spring-cloud, wildfly-swarm, docker, docker-compose, multi-project

DEPRECATED. Use jvm generator instead: npm i -g generator-jvm@latest

generator-daggerok-fatjar

Generate fatjar project

Installation

First, install Yeoman and generator-daggerok-fatjar using npm (we assume you have pre-installed node.js).

npm install -g yo
npm install -g generator-daggerok-fatjar

Then generate your new project:

yo daggerok-fatjar
# enter projectDirectory or just press enter (default: app)
# chose projectType (default: java)
cd $projectDirectory

using gradle

idea build.gradle
bash gradlew

using maven

idea pom.xml
bash mvnw

docker-compose

# gradle
bash gradlew composeUp
# maven
bash mvnw com.dkanejs.maven.plugins:docker-compose-maven-plugin:1.0.1:up

What's inside?

java-ee-faces project:

• javaee 8.0 project
• JSF using mojarrra 2.2.16 faces implementation
• lombok (slf4j + logback logging)
• support maven
• support gradle
• docker / docker-compose support (Glassfish 5.0 / JBOSS EAP 7.1)

java-ee CDI full multi project:

• javaee 8.0 project
• EAR with EJB + CDI configured
• EJB3 (business services module: ejb-services)
• EJB3 (JPA repositories module: ejb-data with embedded H2database for simplicity)
• JAX-RS REST API
• WEB/HTML5 static content
• Servlet and JSP with EJB usage
• lombok (slf4j + logback logging)
• vavr (javaslang)
• support maven
• support gradle
• docker / docker-compose support (JBOSS EAP 7.1)

java-ee EJB full multi project:

• javaee 8.0 project
• EAR without CDI at all, but could be easily added (see java-ee-cdi-multi-project)
• EJB3 (business services module: ejb-services)
• EJB3 (JPA repositories module: ejb-data with embedded H2database for simplicity)
• JAX-RS REST API
• WEB/HTML5 static content
• Servlet and JSP with EJB usage
• lombok (slf4j + logback logging)
• vavr (javaslang)
• support maven
• support gradle
• docker / docker-compose support (JBOSS EAP 7.1)

kotlin java-ee project:

• javaee 8.0 project
• lombok (slf4j + logback logging)
• vavr (javaslang)
• support kotlin
• support maven
• support gradle
• support testing with junit 4 / 5
• docker / docker-compose support (JBOSS EAP 7.1)

kotlin fat project

• java 8 based project
• support kotlin
• support fatjar
• support maven
• support gradle
• slf4j + logback logging
• support application scripts when using gradle
• docker / docker-compose support

spring cloud function web project

• java 8 based spring-cloud-function-web project
• spring-boot 2 / spring framework 5
• support fatjar
• support executable bash jar
• support kotlin
• support maven
• support gradle
• docker / docker-compose support

spring-boot 1 / spring framework 4 project

• java 8 based project
• spring-boot 1 / spring framework 4
• support fatjar
• support executable bash jar
• support kotlin
• support maven
• support gradle
• vavr (javaslang)
• lombok (slf4j + logback logging)
• support testing with junit 4 / 5
• docker / docker-compose support

kotlin parent multi project:

• java 8 based parent multi project
• support kotlin
• support fatjar
• support executable bash jar
• support kotlin
• support maven
• support gradle
• vavr (javaslang)
• lombok (slf4j + logback logging)
• support testing with junit 4 / 5
• docker / docker-compose support

spring-boot 2 / spring framework 5 project

• java 8 based project
• spring-boot 2 / spring framework 5
• support fatjar
• support executable bash jar
• support kotlin
• support maven
• support gradle
• vavr (javaslang)
• lombok (slf4j + logback logging)
• support testing with junit 4 / 5
• docker / docker-compose support

scala akka-persistence gradle project

• scala 2.12 based project
• akka-persistence
• lombok (slf4j + logback logging)
• support gradle and application executable scripts
• support testing using junit 4, scalactic, scalatest, specs2
• docker / docker-compose support

java-akka project

• java 8 based project
• akka-actor
• lombok (slf4j + logback logging)
• vavr (javaslang)
• support fatjar
• support maven
• support gradle
• support application scripts when using gradle
• support testing with junit 4 / 5
• docker / docker-compose support

java-ee (micro-profile) project:

• java 8 based project
• javaee 8.0 using wildfly-swarm micro-profile
• support fatjar
• support executable bash jar
• support kotlin
• support maven
• support gradle
• vavr (javaslang)
• lombok (slf4j + logback logging)
• support testing with junit 4 / 5
• docker / docker-compose support

scala project:

• scala 2.12 based project
• lombok (slf4j + logback logging)
• support fatjar
• support maven
• support gradle
• support application executable scripts when using gradle
• support testing using junit 4, scalactic, scalatest, specs2
• docker / docker-compose support

java-ee project:

• java 8 based project
• javaee 8.0
• lombok (slf4j + logback logging)
• vavr (javaslang)
• support maven
• support gradle
• support testing with junit 4 / 5
• docker / docker-compose support (JBOSS EAP 7)

java parent multi project:

• java 8 based parent multi project
• vavr (javaslang)
• support maven
• support gradle
• docker / docker-compose support

scala_2.11 project:

• scala 2.11 based project
• lombok (slf4j + logback logging)
• support fatjar
• support maven
• support gradle
• support application scripts (gradle shadow plugin)
• support testing using junit 4, scalactic, scalatest, specs2
• docker / docker-compose support

java project:

• java 8 based project
• lombok (slf4j + logback logging)
• vavr (javaslang)
• support fatjar
• support maven
• support gradle
• support application scripts when using gradle
• support testing with junit 4 / 5
• docker / docker-compose support

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License

MIT © Maksim Kostromin