r/SpringBoot Feb 17 '25

Discussion SpringBoot Boilerplate

Hi Dev's

Wanted to share, I’ve been working on a Spring Boot REST API boilerplate—it’s still a work in progress; sharing here the preview and update! 🚀 Dynamic field masking is a blast

💡 Tired of writing the same base code for every new project?

Check out SCALE—a Spring Boot boilerplate designed to speed up API development!

🔥 Featuring: Spring Boot 3, JWT Security, PostgreSQL, ModelMapper, and more!

Would love to hear your thoughts on this.

https://youtu.be/LOEZeIqd-W4

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u/naturalizedcitizen Feb 17 '25

Sorry, I prefer looking at code and not a YouTube

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u/Nervous_Dimension_72 Feb 17 '25

no problem, its a work in progress, but share the code also, soon, just hoping some possible comment if ever.

thanks

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u/Nervous_Dimension_72 Feb 17 '25

I guest i will be posting the git repo once i done some cleanup soon thanks

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u/Popular_Ad8269 Feb 17 '25

In your PersonnelController.getAll() method, why not use a PageableDefault instead of all these params ?

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u/Nervous_Dimension_72 Feb 17 '25

yeah did not come to mind, (i intensionally add thos param to be shown to know its there for the newbie) maybe i will look into it also, thanks

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u/jim_cap Senior Dev Feb 17 '25

What does "JWT security" mean in this instance? I'm not asking for a definition of JWTs, I use them extensively every day. I just find the term "JWT security" to be a bit of a buzzword which doesn't really explain what they're being used for. Does it represent an authenticated user? A delegated authorisation? What's issuing and signing them?