git-spring-websiteskeleton

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A website skeleton written with JDK1.8, Spring 4.2 (spring-boot and spring-framework), multi-component Gradle, thymeleaf, JUnit tests, and FluentLenium+Rest-Assured acceptance tests.

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Installation and running

1. brew install node
2. Download and install JDK8
3. git clone https://github.com/jadekler/git-spring-websiteskeleton.git. I'll assume you cloned this at ~/workspace/git-spring-websiteskeleton
4. cd ~/workspace/git-spring-websiteskeleton
5. ./gradlew bootRun
6. Navigate to http://localhost:8080

NOTE: The applications/core master component is where all components with components get compiled into one final application - note the project compiles happening at applications/core/build.gradle.

Running tests

./gradlew clean test

Setting up Jenkins CI (with vagrant, virtualbox, chef)

1. Install chef-dk
2. Install vagrant
3. Install virtualbox
   • Note: if you get an error about vboxsf, download Virtualbox 4.3.20 here
4. vagrant plugin install vagrant-berkshelf
5. vagrant plugin install vagrant-omnibus
6. vagrant plugin install vagrant-vbguest (possibly optional - install this if you see Failed to mount folders in Linux guest.)
7. cd ~/workspace/git-spring-websiteskeleton/jenkins_ci && vagrant up --provision

Additional notes

• The java chef downloads from oracle (sigh). If your connection is slow or spotty, it may fail on a curl command. Give it a couple of shots (vagrant provision will do it) until the curl successfully completes