arconia dev

The arconia dev command runs your Spring Boot application in development mode. It delegates to your build tool’s (Maven/Gradle) development tasks to start the application with optimized settings for local development provided by the Arconia Framework.

Usage

Basic usage:

arconia dev

Options

The following options are available:

Option Default Description

--debug or -d

false

Include debug output.

--verbose or -v

false

Include more verbose output about the execution.

--stacktrace or -s

false

Include more details about errors.

--params or -p

Additional build parameters passed directly to the build tool.

--help or -h

Display help information for the command.

Build Tool Integration

The dev command automatically detects whether your project uses Maven or Gradle and runs the appropriate development task:

Build Tool Command

Gradle

  • ./gradlew bootRun (Linux/macOS with wrapper)

  • gradle bootRun (Linux/macOS without wrapper)

  • gradlew.bat bootRun (Windows with wrapper)

  • gradle bootRun (Windows without wrapper)

Maven

One of:

  • ./mvnw spring-boot:run (Linux/macOS with wrapper)

  • mvn spring-boot:run (Linux/macOS without wrapper)

  • mvnw.cmd spring-boot:run (Windows with wrapper)

  • mvn spring-boot:run (Windows without wrapper)

  • mvnd spring-boot:run (Using Maven Daemon)

Any additional parameters specified with --params are passed through to the respective build tool command.

Workflow

To get get the best out of this workflow, you can rely on Arconia for getting an enhanced developer experience on top of Spring Boot, including Arconia Dev Services and integration with the Spring Boot DevTools. For example:

dependencies {
  implementation "io.arconia:arconia-spring-boot-starter"
  developmentOnly "org.springframework.boot:spring-boot-devtools"
  testAndDevelopmentOnly "io.arconia:arconia-dev-services-postgresql"
}

dependencyManagement {
	imports {
		mavenBom "io.arconia:arconia-bom:0.10.0"
	}
}

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