Generator for Angular/Spring Boot/MarkLogic apps
npm install slush-marklogic-spring-boot> Generator for Angular/Spring Boot/MarkLogic apps
This is similar to slush-marklogic-node (and the creators of that project did all the hard work, making it easy to create this project), but it's intended for MarkLogic users that prefer a Java middle tier (Spring Boot) instead of NodeJS. The Angular UI is largely the same (along with using bower/gulp/npm), and Gradle is the build tool instead of Roxy, though you can always use Maven to invoke Gradle too.
To install and use slush-marklogic-spring-boot, you need a couple things installed locally first (unless otherwise noted, install the latest version of each):
Install slush-marklogic-spring-boot globally:
``bash`
$ npm install -g slush-marklogic-spring-boot
Create a new folder for your project:
`bash`
$ mkdir my-app
Run the generator from within the new folder:
`bash``
$ cd my-app && slush marklogic-spring-boot
You'll now have a new project with its own README file, which you should consult for deploying the application within
the project you just generated.
1. Most importantly, because you want a Java middle tier. If you don't want a Java middle tier, don't use this generator!
2. Spring Boot is one of the fastest, easiest ways to get a webapp up and running with a Java middle tier.
3. Spring Boot supports packaging up the entire application as a single executable jar for easy deployment.
4. Spring Boot provides numerous features that may be useful for your web application.
5. Having a Java middle tier makes it easy to reuse MarkLogic libraries like mlcp and corb2.
1. Spring Boot uses Spring Security for managing authentication; the generated project by default uses a form login for authentication and passes the credentials through to MarkLogic for verification.
2. Requests from Angular to the MarkLogic REST API are proxied via a Spring MVC controller.
3. The Gulp build file is a minimal approach for deploying everything to the src/main/resources/templates and src/main/resources/static directories - where Spring Boot expects to find static content.
1. Most ml-gradle properties are in src/main/resources/application.properties to avoid duplication in gradle.properties.
That's the file that Spring Boot reads from for application properties.
2. For support with environment-sensitive properties, look into the commented-out Gradle properties plugin in bild.gradle.
As of version 0.4.0, an Esri-based map is included in the UI, along with some code in the modules database to support it.
If you don't want this map, the easiest thing to do is comment it out in search.html and then comment out the
related parts in search.controller.js. Also comment out the Esri JS/CSS files in index.html. That will prevent the app
from doing any unnecessary work to try to power a map that you don't want.
Slush is a tool that uses Gulp for project scaffolding.
Slush does not contain anything "out of the box", except the ability to locate installed slush generators and to run them with liftoff.
To find out more about Slush, check out the documentation.
See the CONTRIBUTING Guidelines
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