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Madhura Bhave
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your needs, and also how you can configure an existing service.
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[[create-instance]]
== Creating your own instance
Initializr jars are available on https://repo.spring.io and can be used to create your own service.
[[project-generation-overview]]
== Project Generation Overview
Before getting into <<#create-instance, creating your own service>>, let's take a look at
the core concepts of project generation and how the library is structured to support them.
Initializr is split across several modules:
@@ -27,7 +29,7 @@ To understand concepts behind project generation, let's take a look at the first
a little more detail.
[[initializr-generator]]
== Initializr Generator
=== Initializr Generator
The `initializr-generator` module contains all the infrastructure necessary to generate projects.
The `ProjectGenerator` class is the main entry point for project generation.
@@ -112,7 +114,7 @@ can be manipulated before the build file is written using customizers.
[[initializr-generator-spring]]
== Conventions for Spring Boot
=== Conventions for Spring Boot
This is an optional module that defines the conventions that we think will be useful for
any Spring Boot project. You can include this jar in your project if your service is meant
for generating Spring Boot projects.
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it.
[[initializr-generator-spring-facets]]
=== Supported facets
==== Supported facets
The following facets are handled:
* `web`: used to drive the inclusion of a dependency with id `web` (defaulting to