Welcome to Suit4J! This repository is a comprehensive collection of projects that demonstrate the versatility and power of Spring Boot. Each project is a testament to the capabilities of Spring Boot in various scenarios.

Spring Boot simplifies the process of creating stand-alone, production-grade Spring-based applications that "just run". It provides an opinionated view of the Spring platform and third-party libraries, enabling you to get started with minimal configuration.

This suite of projects showcases the application of Spring Boot in various contexts, including:

• Web Development
• Data Access
• Authentication and Authorization
• Testing
• Deployment

• Written in Java 1.8 or higher.
• Well-documented code for easy understanding.
• Regular updates and maintenance for continuous improvement.

git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/sivaosorg/suit4j.git

This section explains how users can interact with the various modules. Each module can be managed using the following commands:

• run: Run the Spring Boot application using Gradle's bootRun task.
• build: Build the JAR file using Gradle's bootJar task.
• clean: Clean build artifacts using Gradle's clean task.
• rebuild: Clean, build the JAR file, and run the Spring Boot application.
• task: List available Gradle tasks.
• test: Run tests using Gradle's test task.
• unlink: Remove all log files from the logs directory.
• rollout: Clean, build the JAR file, and run it with the specified Spring profile (default is local).
• execute: Make the run.sh script executable and run it with the specified Spring profile.

Here are the commands to interact with the application:

# Run the application
make run

# Build the JAR file
make build

# Clean build artifacts
make clean

# Rebuild the project and run it
make rebuild

# List available tasks
make task

# Run tests
make test

# Remove all log files
make unlink

# Clean, build, and run the application with the default profile (`local`)
make rollout

# Clean, build, and run the application with a specified profile (e.g., `production`)
make rollout profile=prod

# Make the `run.sh` script executable and run it with the default profile (`local`)
make execute

# Make the `run.sh` script executable and run it with a specified profile (e.g., `production`)
make execute profile=prod