generator-jhipster-dotnetcore

JHipster blueprint

Big Picture

JHipster is a well-known platform for generating modern application in java world. JHipster provides a blueprints system that allows to override the default behavior of the generator

JHipster.NET is a blueprint that overrides the back-end part, originally generated in spring boot, by back-end in asp.net core. For the front-end all the common language can be used (angular, react, vue.js).

In alpha version we also have the possibility to choose either Blazor or Xamarin for the front.

This blueprint is an official blueprint of JHipster official-blueprints

Docs

Documentation and information about JHipster.NET are available here

Full documentation and information about JHipster are available here

Analysis of the sample project

https://github.com/jhipster/jhipster-sample-app-dotnetcore

Introduction

This is a JHipster blueprint, that is meant to be used in a JHipster application.

Gitter

https://gitter.im/JHipster-NET/jhipster-dotnetcore

Installation

With NPM

To install this blueprint:

npm install -g generator-jhipster-dotnetcore

To update this blueprint:

npm update -g generator-jhipster-dotnetcore

With Yarn

To install this blueprint:

yarn global add generator-jhipster-dotnetcore

To update this blueprint:

yarn global upgrade generator-jhipster-dotnetcore

Usage

To use this blueprint, run the below command

jhipster-dotnetcore

Using Docker

Build the Docker images:

docker build -t jhipster-generator-dotnetcore:latest .

Make a folder where you want to generate the Service:

mkdir service
cd service

Run the generator from image to generate service:

docker run -it --rm -v $PWD:/home/jhipster/app jhipster-generator-dotnetcore

🚦 What we have now

✅ General App generation

• jhipster-dotnetcore
  • JWT : ✅
  • Oauth2 : ✅

✅ Entity generation

• jhipster-dotnetcore <entity-name>

✅ JDL Entity model support generation

• jhipster-dotnetcore import-jdl my_file.jdl

Running the generated app in a Docker container

1. Build the Docker image of the app

docker build -f "[Dockerfile path]" -t [An image name]:[A tag] "[Application root path]"

2. Run your image in a Docker container

docker run -d -p [A host port]:8080 [Image name]:[Image tag]

3. Open your favorite browser at localhost:[Chosen host port] and enjoy ! :whale:

Docker compose file can be used to start the application with database as a service. To build images, run

docker compose -f docker/app.yml build

To start services, use

docker compose -f docker/app.yml up

In case of Oracle database, see official documentation

License

Apache-2.0 © JHipster.NET