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Intro to JHipster 1. Introduction This article will give you a quick overview of JHipster, show you how to create a simple monolithic application and custom entities using command line tools. We will also examine the generated code during every step, and also cover the build commands and automated tests.… Continue Reading jhipster

JHipster with a Microservice Architecture 1. Introduction In this writeup, we’ll explore an interesting example with JHipster – building a simple microservices architecture. We’ll show how to build and deploy all the required pieces, and in the end, we’ll have a full-blown microservice application up and running. If you’re new… Continue Reading jhipster-microservices

Creating New Roles and Authorities in JHipster 1. Overview JHipster comes with two default roles – USER and ADMIN – but sometimes we need to add our own. In this tutorial, we’ll create a new role named MANAGER that we can use to provide additional privileges to a user. Note… Continue Reading jhipster-new-roles

JHipster Authentication with an External Service 1. Introduction By default, JHipster applications use a local data store to hold usernames and passwords. In many real-world scenarios, however, it might be desirable to use an existing external service for authentication. In this tutorial, we’ll look at how to use an external… Continue Reading jhipster-authentication-external-service

Creating New APIs and Views in JHipster 1. Introduction In this tutorial, we’ll see how we can create a new API inside a JHipster application. We’ll then integrate that API into the front-end display. 2. Sample Application For this tutorial, we’ll be using a simple book store application. The book… Continue Reading jhipster-new-apis-and-views