Spring Boot starters
The steps of the functional components of Spring Boot (such as Spring-boot-starter -actuator, Spring-boot-starter -data-redis, etc.) are very simple. In the famous way of putting elephants in refrigerators, There are three steps to complete the use of component functionality:
STEP 1
Import the corresponding package in the POM file, for example:
STEP 2
Add the corresponding configuration to the application configuration file. The configuration is specified by the component. You need to view the official documents or related instructions. Some of the more complex components, the corresponding parameters and rules are also more, some may be dozens or hundreds of large.
STEP 3
With the above two steps working, we can use the relevant interfaces provided by the component to develop business functions. I’ve compiled the official starter list below. Let’s take a look.
1, the application of starters
App-level Starters
| The name of the Starter | The Starter description |
|---|---|
| spring-boot-starter | Core Starter, including automatic configuration, logging, and YAML support |
| spring-boot-starter-activemq | Integrated Apache ActiveMQ, JMS-based message queue |
| spring-boot-starter-artemis | Integrated Apache Artemis, JMS-based message queue |
| spring-boot-starter-amqp | Message queues that integrate Spring AMQP and Rabbit MQ |
| spring-boot-starter-aop | Integrate Spring AOP and AspectJ for faceted programming |
| spring-boot-starter-batch | Integrate Spring Batch |
| spring-boot-starter-cache | Integrated Spring Cache |
| spring-boot-starter-data-cassandra | Integrate Cassandra (distributed database) with Spring Data Cassandra |
| spring-boot-starter-data-cassandra-reactive | Integrate Cassandra (distributed database) with Spring Data Cassandra Reactive |
| spring-boot-starter-data-couchbase | Integrate Couchbase (document database) with Spring Data Couchbase |
| spring-boot-starter-data-couchbase-reactive | Integrate Couchbase (document database) and Spring Data Couchbase Reactive |
| spring-boot-starter-data-elasticsearch | Elasticsearch integration with Spring Data Elasticsearch |
| spring-boot-starter-data-solr | Integrate Apache Solr (search engine) with Spring Data Solr |
| spring-boot-starter-data-jdbc | Integrate with Spring Data JDBC |
| spring-boot-starter-data-jpa | Integrate Spring Data JPA with Hibernate |
| spring-boot-starter-data-ldap | Integrate with Spring Data LDAP |
| spring-boot-starter-data-mongodb | Integrate MongoDB (document-based database) and Spring Data MongoDB |
| spring-boot-starter-data-mongodb-reactive | Integrate MongoDB (document database) and Spring Data MongoDB Reactive |
| spring-boot-starter-data-neo4j | Integrate Neo4j (graphical database) and Spring Data Neo4j |
| spring-boot-starter-data-r2dbc | Integrate Spring Data R2DBC |
| spring-boot-starter-data-redis | Integrate Redis (in-memory database) with Spring Data Redis and the Lettuce client |
| spring-boot-starter-data-redis-reactive | Integrate Redis (in-memory database) with Spring Data Redis Reactive and the Lettuce client |
| spring-boot-starter-data-rest | Integrating Spring Data REST exposes Spring Data Repositories for outputting REST resources |
| spring-boot-starter-thymeleaf | Integrate Thymeleaf views to build MVC Web applications |
| spring-boot-starter-freemarker | Integrate FreeMarker views to build MVC Web applications |
| spring-boot-starter-groovy-templates | Integrate Groovy template views to build MVC Web applications |
| spring-boot-starter-hateoas | Integrate Spring MVC and Spring HATEOAS to build hypermedia RESTful Web applications |
| spring-boot-starter-integration | Integrated Spring Integration |
| spring-boot-starter-jdbc | Integrate JDBC with HikariCP connection pool |
| spring-boot-starter-jersey | Integrating JAX-RS and Jersey to build RESTful Web applications, it is an alternative starter of Spring-boot-starter-Web |
| spring-boot-starter-jooq | JOOQ integrates jOOQ to access SQL databases and is an alternative starter for spring-boot-starter-data-JPA or spring-boot-starter-JDBC |
| spring-boot-starter-json | Read and write JSON |
| spring-boot-starter-jta-atomikos | Integrate Atomikos to implement JTA transactions |
| spring-boot-starter-jta-bitronix | Integrate Bitronix to implement JTA transactions (identified as of 2.3.0)Deprecated) |
| spring-boot-starter-mail | Integrate Java Mail with the Spring framework’s Mail sending capabilities |
| spring-boot-starter-mustache | Build web applications with Mustache View |
| spring-boot-starter-security | Integrated Spring Security |
| spring-boot-starter-oauth2-client | Integrated with Spring Security’s OAuth2/OpenID to connect to clients |
| spring-boot-starter-oauth2-resource-server | Integrated with Spring Security’s OAuth2 resource server capabilities |
| spring-boot-starter-quartz | Integrated Quartz task scheduling |
| spring-boot-starter-rsocket | Build the RSocket client and server |
| spring-boot-starter-test | Integrate JUnit Jupiter, Hamcrest and Mockito to test Spring Boot applications and class libraries |
| spring-boot-starter-validation | Integrate Java Bean Validation with Hibernate Validator |
| spring-boot-starter-web | Integrate Spring MVC to build RESTful Web applications, using Tomcat as the default embedded container |
| spring-boot-starter-web-services | Integrate With Spring Web Services |
| spring-boot-starter-webflux | Integrate With Spring Reactive Web to build WebFlux applications |
| spring-boot-starter-websocket | Integrate Spring WebSocket to build WebSocket applications |
Use Starter for each technology you use, and Spring Boot helps you quickly integrate, rather than manually configure.
2, production of starters
In addition to the above app-level starters, there are production-level starters that can be used for online/production functions:
| The name of the Starter | The Starter description |
|---|---|
| spring-boot-starter-actuator | Integrated Spring Boot Actuator provides production functions to help monitor and manage applications |
This means that it does not matter with any technology or any business, as long as you use the Spring Boot framework, you can use it in the production environment, not only in production, but in the production environment to experience its significance.
3, technical starters
In addition to app and production Starters, Spring Boot also includes the following technical Starters to help you eliminate or replace a specific framework or technology:
| The name of the Starter | The Starter description |
|---|---|
| spring-boot-starter-jetty | Integrate Jetty as an embedded servlet container that can be used as an alternative to Spring-boot-starter-Tomcat |
| spring-boot-starter-log4j2 | The integrated Log4j2 logging framework can be used to replace Spring-boot-starter-logging |
| spring-boot-starter-logging | Integrate Logback logging framework, which is also the default logging Starter |
| spring-boot-starter-reactor-netty | Integrate Netty as a built-in responsive HTTP server |
| spring-boot-starter-tomcat | Integrate Tomcat as an embedded servlet container, which is also the default servlet container starter integrated with Spring-boot-starter-Web |
| spring-boot-starter-undertow | Integrate Undertow as an embedded servlet container that can be used as an alternative to Spring-boot-starter-Tomcat |
Please refer to:
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conclusion
As the Spring Boot version continues to be updated, more starters may be added, although a few may be removed.
Of course, in addition to third-party starters, companies using Spring Boot often have private, customized starters that can be used for quick integration across business units within the company without having to build separate wheels.
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