This commit adds the '/spring' endpoint that is used to download the
Spring CLI distribution bundle. Instead of relying on the presence of
a local 'spring.zip' file uploaded as part of the application, a
redirect to a configurable repository is used.
It is possible to download both the zip and the tar.gz distribution
by specifying the extension in the url (i.e. /spring.tar.gz provides
the tar.gz distribution.
Fixes gh-31
This commit splits the single file script in a library that can be
released and published to the central repository.
This allows anyone to start its own initializr instance with a
proper configuration file and the following simple script:
package app
@Grab('io.spring.initalizr:initializr:1.0.0.BUILD-SNAPSHOT')
class InitializerService { }
The integration tests have been migrated so that they run as
part of the build. Additional tests have been added to extract
the content of the generated archive and assert the directory
structure as well as the content of key files.
Fixes gh-20
The instructions should be explicit and precise enough for
anyone to deploy to production now. There is a Bamboo job
that should be doing it, but we've had some issue with it and
it often fails, whereas manual pushes always work. You need
a Cloudfoundry account with access to the Sagan organization
to push to production (ask Trevor Marshall).
This commit contains a number of changes, no functional difference in
the app but a general cleanup of look and docs:
- removed the Gemfile which is now redundant, Cloud Foundry CLI is no
longer a Ruby app
- updated various parts of the README to reflect changes to Spring Boot
CLI (local flag no longer exists, etc) and new CF deployment procedure.
- fixed references to www.springsource.com -> spring.io throughout web
content
- added favicon reflecting new Spring branding
- updated github URLs springsource -> spring-projects
