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Sanjay Patel edited this page Oct 25, 2018
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First have a look at the home page of the project for an introduction, getting started guide, example applications, books, video tutorials, how to seek help etc..
Spring Lemon consists of the following libraries:
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spring-lemon-exceptions: Useful for elegant exception handling and validation in any Spring project
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spring-lemon-commons: Common for all things below
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spring-lemon-commons-web: For developing Spring Web (non-reactive) microservices
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spring-lemon-commons-jpa: For developing Spring Web (non-reactive) JPA microservices
- spring-lemon-jpa: For developing Spring Web (non-reactive) JPA monolith or auth-microservice
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spring-lemon-commons-jpa: For developing Spring Web (non-reactive) JPA microservices
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spring-lemon-commons-reactive: For developing Spring WebFlux (reactive) microservices
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spring-lemon-commons-mongo: For developing Spring WebFlux (reactive) MongoDB microservices
- spring-lemon-reactive: For developing Spring WebFlux (reactive) MongoDB monolith or auth-microservice
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spring-lemon-commons-mongo: For developing Spring WebFlux (reactive) MongoDB microservices
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spring-lemon-commons-web: For developing Spring Web (non-reactive) microservices
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spring-lemon-commons: Common for all things below
Depending on your needs, you can use any of these. For example, spring-lemon-exceptions
would be very useful in almost all Spring API projects.