A Giter8 template for native-image-producing JRE-less scala-sbt starter code for usage with sbt new

For more information (quite a lot of information) about what's included in this quickstart, refer to /src/main/g8/README.md.

This information will come along with the template, so you may just want to get on with that.

To get started immediately:

# sbt before 1.3.0 or after 1.4.2
sbt new sbchapin/quickstart-scala-sbt-native-image.g8

# sbt between 1.3.0 and 1.4.2  (https://github.com/sbt/sbt/issues/5063)
sbt --supershell=false new sbchapin/quickstart-scala-sbt-native-image.g8

Execute the preceding sbt command wherever you want to start a new scala-sbt project. It will create a new folder in your active directory.

It will ask you three questions:

• name - will be formatted to the correct type in necessary places (META-INF, packages, README...)
• organization - must be in the reverse-namespace format.
• package - must be in the reverse-namespace format (will default to the last two fields intelligently.)

Requires:

• sbt 1.x or higher (or an older sbt with giter8 plugin configured)
• little-to-no understanding of giter8 or sbt new

To develop this:

# Fork it: (https://blog.scottlowe.org/2015/01/27/using-fork-branch-git-workflow/)
# ...then...
# Get your fork:
git clone [email protected]:{YOUR_NAME_HERE}/quickstart-scala-sbt-native-image.g8.git
cd quickstart-scala-sbt-native-image.g8
git remote add upstream [email protected]:sbchapin/quickstart-scala-sbt-native-image.g8.git

# Test it continuously: (will extract the project then run tests inside extracted project as well as checking code formatting)
sbt ~test

# Change it:
git checkout -b cool-feature-branch
echo 'Cool feature' >> README.md
git commit -am 'Added something!'

# Test it one last time:
sbt test

# Push it:
git push origin cool-feature-branch

# Pull request it:
# https://github.com/sbchapin/quickstart-scala-sbt-native-image.g8/pulls

Roadmap

• Keep this baby up to date
• More robust examples of the existing libraries

LICENSE

This template is distributed without any warranty and dedicated to public domain under the CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) Public Domain Dedication license.