Using Template
1.2.0-experimental · Feature
If your project is new and want to use the codebase, using template is recommended as it's easier for you to use.
Info
Template now supported from version 1.2.0-experimental
Installing Libraries¶
For using the boilerplate template, first you need to install Node Package Manager. You can do that by following here.
Another thing you need to install is hygen, it's code generator based on javascript. By running this command
❯ npm i -g hygen
Setting Up Environment Variables¶
Ask maintainer for giving you access and credential to codebase. These variables should you keep:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| nexus_url | URL for nexus artifact repository |
| nexus_username | username account for the nexus |
| nexus_password | password account for the nexus |
After access are granted, you need to store it inside environment variables for security purposes.
like this:
Using Hygen¶
Please prepare this data first before running the command:
- Application Name, provide one word name with capitalized first character
- Package Name, provide correct format package name
- Codebase Version, which codebase version you want to use
- Service Module, Do your application want to implement Service module as well?
Run the boilerplate template like this:
❯ hygen devbase new
You can paste the resulted project anywhere. You must build it once before run it because viewBinding is not yet included in the project.
Demo¶
You can follow this demo here for using the template.