JWS Web Framework

Introduction

The Web Framework combines multiple JavaWebStack libraries with glue code and helpers to allow fast web development

Quick Example

class MyWebApp extends WebApplication {

    protected void setupConfig(Config config) {
        config.addEnvFile(".env");
    }

    protected void setupModels(SQL sql) throws ORMConfigurationException {
    }

    protected void setupServer(HTTPServer server) {
        server.get("/", exchange -> {
            return "Hello World";
        });
        
        server.controller(new ExampleController());
    }
}

// Example Controller

@PathPrefix("/api/v1")
public class ExampleController extends HttpController {
    @Get("/{name}")
    public GetSomethingResponse getSomething(@Path("name") String name) {
        GetSomethingResponse response = new GetSomethingResponse();
        response.name = name;
        // Automatically Serializes it to JSON if Accept header is not set.
        return response;
    }

    @Post // If empty it uses the /api/v1 route
    public boolean createSomething(@Body CreateSomethingRequest request) {
        // @Body uses JSON for default to unserialize it into an object of the given type, but if the Accept header is set, you can use yaml or form 
        System.out.println(request.name);
        return true;
    }

    // Example Response Model
    public class GetSomethingResponse {
        public String name;
    }

    // Example Request Model
    public class CreateSomethingRequest {
        public String name;
    }
}

Documentation

You can find the current docs on our website. This is a work-in-progress project though so it's not yet complete.

JWS Modules

• Passport: A library for adding OAuth2 to authenticate in your Application

Community

JWS Modules

• JWS-GraphQL

Projects built with JWS

• Pastefy
• InteraApps Passwords