Spring Backend Boilerplate

Overview

The quick development boilerplate is based on the Spring (Boot) Framework and is designed to cover the general case of Java backend applications. It includes modules such as Account Management, Security Foundation, Audit System, File Upload/Download, Message Notification, and Role Based Access Control. The boilerplate also provides a CRUD sample to demonstrate how to manage items in a list, add new items, update them, or remove them. The goal of this boilerplate is to allow users to focus on their business logic by providing a pre-built foundation for their Java backend applications.

Features

• Modularization: The system is designed to be modularized, allowing for the easy addition or removal of modules without changing the overall application. This is made possible by the features of Spring Boot Starter, which provides auto-configuration for each module.
• Message module: The boilerplate includes a message module that is event-driven. If the message module is not found, the other modules will simply discard the events that would have been sent to it.
• Auto Configuration: The boilerplate leverages the Spring Boot Starter to automatically configure each module. This allows for easy customization and extension of the modules.
• Security Foundation: The boilerplate includes a powerful security framework based on Spring Security. It provides features such as multi-factor authentication, user device management, audit functionality, and a pluggable account system.

Summary

The quick development boilerplate based on the Spring (Boot) Framework provides a modularized foundation for Java backend applications. It includes features such as auto configuration, event-driven messaging, and a powerful security framework. By using this boilerplate, users can focus on their business logic while leveraging the pre-built modules and functionality provided.