README.adoc

spring-boot under the hood

This example is about spring-boot in general, not only 5th…​

build and run

bash gradlew -t bootRun

spring-boot POWER

out-of-the-box conditions

// check if bean is in spring factory:
@OnBeanCondition

// check if class is in classpath:
@OnClassCondition

// on thruthy evaluated express condition:
@OnExpressionCondition

// on expected java version
@OnJavaCondition

// on expected JNDI branch
@OnJndiCondition

// check if property exists
@OnPropertyCondition

// check if resource exists
@OnResourceCondition

// check if WebApplicationContext exists
@OnWebApplicationCondition

additional conditions for combine or merge them together

// AND condition
@AllNestedConditions

// OR condition
@AnyNestedConditions

// NOT condition
@NoneNestedConditions

own starters

1. create a starter configuration with provided by you custom functionality. In our case it’s kind of Java analog for JSON.stringify / JSON.parse from JS.

2. create src/main/resources/META-INF/spring.factories file

src/main/resources/META-INF/spring.factories

TODO: finish readme…​

links:

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