codingapi/springboot-framework

This system is a comprehensive Spring Boot-based framework that provides reusable infrastructure for building enterprise applications, featuring a dynamic data access layer, a workflow engine, and security utilities. It includes micro-frontend implementations for admin and mobile interfaces, alongside a modular architecture supporting user management, leave requests, and flow control. The codebase emphasizes rapid development through dynamic script execution, automated SQL generation, and comprehensive test coverage for all core components.

The project upgraded to Spring Boot 3.3.5 and Java 17, restructuring the codebase by removing legacy modules and introducing new features for encryption, domain events, and fast data access. This period focused on implementing these capabilities alongside comprehensive test coverage for the new and existing framework components.

21 changes

This period focused on expanding the Spring Boot starter ecosystem with new modules for data access, security, and workflow management, alongside the introduction of a React-based admin UI. Significant additions include dynamic SQL and script execution capabilities, JWT-based security, and a comprehensive data authorization framework. Extensive test coverage was added across all new components to ensure stability.

23 changes

This period focused on establishing the mobile application's foundation, including the React/Redux architecture, routing, and core UI components for flow and leave management. Simultaneously, the backend expanded with new domain models, JPA repositories, and REST APIs to support these mobile features. Additional infrastructure improvements included dynamic table generation and JPA query enhancements.

33 changes

This period focused on introducing a new Spring Boot starter for Groovy script execution, featuring REST controllers, caching, and pluggable storage. Concurrently, the team expanded test coverage for custom ID generation, entity structures, and utility classes.

5 changes

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