Package org.springframework.modulith

Annotation Interface Modulith

@Documented
@Target(TYPE)
@Retention(RUNTIME)
@Modulithic
@SpringBootApplication
public @interface Modulith

Defines a Spring Boot application to follow the Modulith structuring conventions.

Author:

Oliver Drotbohm

Optional Element Summary

Optional Elements

Modifier and Type	Optional Element	Description
String[]	additionalPackages	Defines which additional packages shall be considered as modulith base packages in addition to the one of the class carrying this annotation.
String[]	sharedModules	The names of modules considered to be shared, i.e. which should always be included in the bootstrap no matter what.
String	systemName	A logical system name for documentation purposes.
boolean	useFullyQualifiedModuleNames	Whether to use fully qualified module names by default.

Element Details

systemName

@AliasFor(annotation=Modulithic.class)
String systemName

A logical system name for documentation purposes.

Returns:

Default:

""

useFullyQualifiedModuleNames

@AliasFor(annotation=Modulithic.class)
boolean useFullyQualifiedModuleNames

Whether to use fully qualified module names by default. If set to true, hits will cause the module's default names to be their complete package name instead of just the modulith-local one. This might be useful in case additionalPackages() pulls in packages that would cause module name conflicts, i.e. both root packages declare a local sub-package of the same name.

Returns:

Default:

false

sharedModules

@AliasFor(annotation=Modulithic.class)
String[] sharedModules

The names of modules considered to be shared, i.e. which should always be included in the bootstrap no matter what. Useful for code to contain commons Spring configuration and components.

Returns:

Default:

{}

additionalPackages

@AliasFor(annotation=Modulithic.class)
String[] additionalPackages

Defines which additional packages shall be considered as modulith base packages in addition to the one of the class carrying this annotation.

Returns:

Default:

{}