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Revision as of 02:10, 8 October 2018
Internal
Overview
The Spring Boot IntelliJ IDEA plugin Spring Initializr API to generate Spring Boot projects.
Installation
It should be installed by default, go to the plugin list and search for "Spring Boot".
Procedures
Create a New Spring Boot Project with Spring Initializr
Splash screen -> Create New Project -> Spring Initializr (note to not chose "Spring", but "Spring Initializr")
Project SDK
Choose Initializr Service URL -> Default https://start.spring.io -> Next
Project Metadata
- Group
- Artifact
- Type (Maven Project, Maven POM, Gradle Project, Gradle Config)
- Language
- Packaging
- Java Version
- Version
- Name
- Description
- Package (autogenerated based on group, including the artifact name, you may want to modify).
Dependencies
- Core
- DevTools
- Security - places Spring Security on the classpath, securing the application by default.
- Lombok
- Configuration Processor
- Session
- Cache
- Validation
- Retry
- Aspects