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Generate a Project

Generate a Maven Project

Quickstart with dependency search

  1. Open VS Code without opening any folder.
  2. Open Command Palette, execute command Spring Initializr: Generate a Maven Project.
  3. Input a invalid Group Id, verify:
    1. It doesn't pass the validation.
  4. Input a valid Group Id, e.g. com.microsoft.example, press <Enter>.
  5. Input a invalid Artifact Id, verify:
    1. It doesn't pass the validation.
  6. Input a valid Artifact Id, e.g. sample-artifact, press Enter.
  7. Select a version, verify:
    1. It lists compatible dependencies for the specified version you selected.
  8. Select some dependencies, verify:
    1. Selected dependency is entitled by a check mark, and is placed ahead of the dependency list.
    2. Can cancel the selection by pressing <Enter> on a selected dependency.
    3. The first entry is Selected # dependency(ies), and # is the number of seleted entries.
  9. Press <Enter> on Selected # dependency(ies), verify:
    1. It pops up a directory-selection dialog.
  10. Choose a target folder, verify:
    1. During generating, it shows process in status bar.
    2. After the process disappear, it shows a information message box on the top.
  11. Click Open it, verify:
    1. It opens the project in current window.
  12. Open pom.xml in root folder, verify:
    1. Group Id and Artifact Id are correct.
    2. Selected dependencies are added under <dependencies> tag.
  13. Verify the folder structure is organized as Group Id.

Quickstart with last settings

  1. Open Command Palette, execute command Spring Initializr: Generate a Maven Project.
  2. Input a valid Group Id, e.g. com.microsoft.example, press <Enter>.
  3. Input a valid Artifact Id, e.g. sample-artifact, press Enter.
  4. Press <Enter> on Use Last Settings, verify:
    1. The dialog shows the dependeny(ies) name in last settings.
  5. Choose a target folder, open it and verify the pom.xml, using same steps above.

Generate a Gradle Project

Same steps with above, but using command Spring Initializr: Generate a Gradle Project.

After that, verify build.gradle instead of pom.xml.

Customized Spring Initializr Service URL

  1. Open User settings in VS Code.
  2. Change value of entry spring.initializr.serviceUrl, e.g. "https://start.cfapps.io", or run the service locally (if the previous one doesn't work).
  3. Verify:
    1. Can generate a project from the specified service URL.
  4. Change value of entry spring.initializr.serviceUrl to an array, e.g. ["https://start.cfapps.io", "https://start.spring.io"]
  5. Verify:
    1. Before generating a project/editing starters, it requires users to select one from the list.
    2. Can generate a project from the selected service URL.

Default Values

Default value of GroupId and ArtifactId.

  1. Open User settings in VS Code.
  2. Change values of entry spring.initializr.defaultGroupId, spring.initializr.defaultArtifactId.
  3. Open Command Palette, execute command Spring Initializr: Generate a Maven Project.
  4. Verify:
    1. GroupId and ArtifactId are filled by the specified default values.

Default value of language.

  1. Open User settings in VS Code.
  2. Change values of entry spring.initializr.defaultLanguage to "".
  3. Verify:
    1. It allows to select language during generating the project.
    2. Open the generated project, the language matches what you selected.
  4. Change values of entry spring.initializr.defaultLanguage to "Java".
  5. Verify:
    1. It skips the step to select language, and directly uses the value you set.

Default value of Java version.

  1. Open User settings in VS Code.
  2. Change values of entry spring.initializr.defaultJavaVersion to "".
  3. Verify:
    1. It allows to select Java version during generating the project.
    2. Open the generated project, the Java version matches what you selected.
  4. Change values of entry spring.initializr.defaultJavaVersion to "1.8".
  5. Verify:
    1. It skips the step to select Java version, and directly uses the value you set.

Default value of packaging.

  1. Open User settings in VS Code.
  2. Change values of entry spring.initializr.defaultPackaging to "".
  3. Verify:
    1. It allows to select packaging type during generating the project.
    2. Open the generated project, the packaging type matches what you selected.
  4. Change values of entry spring.initializr.defaultPackaging to "WAR".
  5. Verify:
    1. It skips the step to select packaging type, and directly uses the value you set.

Ways of opening generated projects.

No workspace folder in current windows

  1. Open VS Code without any workspace folder.
  2. Generate a Maven/Gradle project.
  3. When it's completed, verify:
    1. It pops up a dialog with button Open.
    2. Click Open, it opens the project in current window.

Has worksapce folder in current window.

  1. Open VS Code, and open a folder.
  2. Generate a Maven/Gradle project.
  3. When it's completed, verify:
    1. It pops up a dialog with buttons Open, Add to Workspace.
    2. Click Open, it opens the project in a new window.
    3. Click Add to Workspace, it opens the project as a workspace folder in current window.

Edit Starters for Spring Boot Maven projects.

  1. Generate a maven project as above, select some dependencies.
  2. Open pom.xml file, verify current value of dependencies node.
  3. Right click on the editing area of the file, choose Edit starters.
  4. In the QuickPick box, do some selection and unselection, and proceed following the prompt messages.
  5. Verify:
    1. The pom.xml file is modified, and the project can still be built by mvn package.
    2. Corresponding <dependency> nodes are added/removed.
    3. For dependencies with bom information, e.g. azure, a <DependencyManagement> node is added into the pom file.
    4. For dependencies with repository information, e.g. Spring Shell, a <repository> node is added into the pom file.