This project is a proof of concept for a CDI-like Dependency Injection framework with a support of some popular features. It’s based on annotation processors code generation and has no GWT2 dependencies.
Demo: https://crysknife.cloud.unispace.io
At this point Crysknife supports:
- @Singleton and @Dependent scopes
- lazy fields and constructor injections
- @PostConstruct
- transitive injections
- @Named qualifiers and @Produces for custom objects like Elemental2 widgets
- HTML templates
- Data binding
Demo shows how Crysknife is used on a simple page compiled with J2CL (with j2cl-maven-plugin).
Please, remember that this is a POC, nothing more at this moment. Feel free to comment and criticize.
How to build:
- 'git clone [email protected]:treblereel/crysknife.git'
- 'mvn clean install'
- To run demo, run 'mvn clean j2cl:watch' within crysknife/demo folder
- Open another console and run 'mvn tomcat7:run'
- Open in browser: https://127.0.0.1:8080/demo
- To build a .war, run 'mvn clean package -Pbuild' within crysknife/demo folder
Project requires maven plugins to build and run, and therefore you should enable option in your IDE:
- Open Maven settings in the Maven tool window.
- Click Maven and from the list, select Runner.
- On the Runner page, select Delegate IDE build/run actions to maven.
Have fun and let J2CL win !