JarCastingTrampoline
Collection of reusable Spring Boot starter modules providing multiple new features/and or implementations(Spring Security, etc..).
Getting Started
Please make sure you have git, maven and Java (min. version 8) installed.
Trampoline is deployed on maven and is built upon Spring Boot 2.2.2.RELEASE
Please use the following dependency to use all functionality Trampoline offers:
<dependency>
<groupId>com.lucadev.trampoline</groupId>
<artifactId>trampoline-starter</artifactId>
<version>20190628</version>
</dependency>
Read the docs for more information.
Example Project
example-app is a REST api to maintain blogs and comments on blogs.
The readme provides a bunch of information regarding the endpoints, dummy users. I also added a PostMan collection so you can easily test the api through postman.
Changelog
A changelog can be found under CHANGELOG.md.
Why Trampoline?
Some of you may ask why I wrote trampoline.
I have developed trampoline as a way to easily create monolith REST API's(you really do not require microservices for most projects). Trampoline has given me the ability to focus more on the actual projects I am hired for. I can just implement security with a couple of lines and easily add more functionality.
Versioning
We use the date that development of a new Trampoline version began as a version in the YYYYMMDD format.
Version 20190507 would have started development on the 7th of may 2019.
In-development versions are versioned the same but with the -SNAPSHOT suffix.
Flyway migrations
When Flyway is added to the classpath in your project and you use any of the following: trampoline-data and/or trampoline-asset-store and/or trampoline-security. You must adhere to some rules when writing your own migrations.
Custom migrations must start with version V10. V10 is required since Trampoline reserves atleast 10 migrations. Either the db/migration/mysql or db/migration/h2 dir is chosen as location for migrations based on the spring.jpa.properties.hibernate.dialect property. When the value of the property contains mysql it will use db/migration/mysql and when it contains h2 it will use db/migration/h2. The default fallback is to db/migration/mysql.
Contributing
If you wish to contribute please read the guidelines as described in CONTRIBUTING.md
Branches
All the changes before releasing a new version(and publishing to maven) will be pushed to the next-release branch. This branch will be merged to master before building and deploying to maven.
See CHANGELOG.md for more information.
Authors
Feel free to contribute to the project.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License