generator-jhipster-standalone-profile
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Add Spring boot standalone profile support in Jhipster applications
This is a JHipster module, that is meant to be used in a JHipster application. It adds spring boot standalone profile on top of dev profile to disable concerns not required during standalone development. This is particularly useful when building with microservices architecture as you don't need to start Registry, Gateway, UAA in standalone mode.
It effectively set following configurations:
This guide assumes that you have already setup a Jhipster application.
Use following command to globally install this module:
yarn global add generator-jhipster-standalone-profile
Navigate to Jhipster application root directory.
Use following command to add standalone profile support:
yo jhipster-standalone-profile
Resolve conficts, if any.
Use following command to do development in standalone mode:
./mvnw -Pdev,standalone
MIT © Vishal Mahajan
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Adds standalone profile to Jhipster application
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