Spring Boot Boilerplate (Kotlin)

A production-ready Spring Boot 3.5.3 + Kotlin 2.0 starter project, offering a unified package with essential backend features pre-integrated and real-world examples.

Environment & Skills

• Application

  • Kotlin 2.0
  • Jdk 21
  • Spring boot 3.5.3
    • mvc
    • webflux
  • Gradle 8.10
  • Spring Security
  • Spring Batch
  • Springdoc OpenAPI
  • Postgresql
  • h2 database (PostgreSQL mode) - localhost environment
  • Jpa
  • QueryDSL
  • Redis
  • Jwt
  • Validation
  • Kotlin Logging
  • Flyway
  • Webhook
    • Slack
    • Discord
  • Kafka
  • WebClient
  • Spring Actuator

• Test

  • Spring Boot Starter Test
  • Spring Security
  • Spring Batch
  • Junit 5
  • Mockito Kotlin
  • Mockito Inline
  • Kotest
  • Mockk
  • Instancio
  • h2 database (PostgreSQL mode)
  • Flyway

• Etc

  • Docker
  • Pgadmin
  • Ktlint
  • Detekt
  • Mailhog
  • Netty resolver dns native macos

• Monitoring

  • Prometheus
  • Grafana
  • Sentry

Project Guide

• monitoring
• docker
• src
  • common
  • domain (post, user, auth)
  • example
    • WelcomeSignUpConsumer: Kafka Consumer(SignUp Event) Example
  • infrastructure (kafka, redis, webhook, mail)
  • security
    • spring security + jwt logic
  • utils
  • resources
    • db
      • migration: flyway sql
      • sql: spring batch postgresql metadata sql
    • application.yml
      • prod, dev, local, common, test, secret-{environment}
      • common: Write common variables for the project.
      • test: Create the variables needed for your test environment.
      • secret-{environment}: your secret variables for each environment.

Local Installation

To use the application, the following two services must be installed and running:

• kafka
• redis
• mailhog
• grafana
• prometheus

Description

1. webhook
   • enable & route endpoint
     • default enable true
   • types
     • slack
     • discord

// example

// 1. all
webHookProvider.sendAll(
	"Subscription request received from method ${parameter.method?.name}.",
	mutableListOf("Request Body: $body")
)

// 2. target slack
webHookProvider.sendSlack(
	"Failed to send message to Kafka (foo)",
	mutableListOf("Failed to send message to Kafka: ${exception.message} / $foo")
)

// 3. target discord
webHookProvider.sendDiscord(
	"Failed to send message to Kafka (bar)",
	mutableListOf("Failed to send message to Kafka: ${exception.message} / $bar")
)

2. mailhog

   • mailhog is a tool for testing email sending.
   • If you want to use MailHog, the default SMTP port is 1025. Of course, if you already have your own preferred setup, you can freely adjust the port as needed.
   • Please check the settings in application-local.yml and application-secret-local.yml.

3. lint

   • ktlint
     • using the official lint rules by default.
       • Please refer to the lint rules for this project here.
     • report output
       • build/reports/ktlint
   • detekt
     • using rules
     • report output
       • build/reports/detekt

4. docker

   • If you plan to use it, you need to check the environment variables.
     • Please refer to README.md for setup instructions.

5. create spring batch metadata table (localhost, development and production environments.)

   • Run your ddl script or Please refer to github - spring batch
     • Since this project uses postgresql, the spring.batch.jdbc.initialize-schema: always option does not work.
     • localhost & test environment, generating batch-postgresql-metadata-schema.sql.
       • application-test.yml

6. two types of tests

   • mockito
     • BaseIntegrationController
   • kotest & mockk
     • if you want to bypass Spring Security authentication issues.
       • SecurityListenerFactory
       • BaseIntegrationController

          // example
          listeners(SecurityListenerFactory())
         
          Then("Call DELETE /api/v1/users/{userId}").config(tags = setOf(SecurityListenerFactory.NonSecurityOption)) {
          	// ...
          }

7. kafka

   • KafkaTopicMetaProvider
     • Manage metadata related to topics
   • DLQ
     • DLQs are dynamically created in this project.
     • default fallback partition: 1 (if the topic partition does not exist)

8. example

   • When a user signs up, an event is generated to send an email to the recipient.
     • You can test this flow by referring to the MailHog and Kafka sections.

9. grafana & prometheus

   • To use the data collected by Spring Actuator, please enter the correct URL.
     • Replace '{ip address}:8085' with your actual IP address.
   • Actuator properties

10. Development Support Tools

    • swagger: localhost:8085/swagger-ui/index.html
    • mailhog: localhost:8025
    • pgadmin: localhost:8088
    • h2: localhost:8085/h2-console
    • grafana: localhost:3000
    • prometheus: localhost:9090

Author

Hyunwoo Park