Content Framework

Externalised values and rules for Java

A Java framework that moves values and conditions out of source code and into JSON content files, so behaviour can change without the source being edited.

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Package
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Started
August 2020
Ended
January 2021
Licence
Apache-2.0

Technology2

Evidence7 sources

The repository is archived and licensed under Apache-2.0licencegithub.com Five releases were published, from v1.0.1 on 2020-08-17 to v1.1.0 on 2021-01-10repogithub.com The README states that content files are JSON-based, and that the framework "can be used like `NoSql database` to just handle master data"docsgithub.com A concrete content class implements the Content interface and is called through ContentInvoker.of(content).invoke(), with a matching Rule and RuleInvoker pair beside itsourcegithub.com build.gradle publishes org.thinkit.framework.content to GitHub Packages, and the README notes that a token is needed to download it — there is no public registry entrysourcegithub.com Its three org.thinkit dependencies are catalog-api v1.0.2, dev-utils v1.0.2 and precondition-validator v1.1.0; dev-utils is the one with no record in this archivesourcegithub.com The Java package became org.thinkit.framework.content in commit 6c33f4d, "renamed", dated 2020-08-13repogithub.com

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Catalog APIDepends onCommon lookup behaviour for Java enums Precondition ValidatorDepends onJava argument checks that throw EnvaliUsed byAnnotation-driven entity validation for Java Zenna DBSuperseded byAnnotation-driven JSON content mapping