This commit improves the dependency mapping infrastructure to include the
groupId and artifactId attributes alongside the existing version. For
consistency, the attribute has been renamed from `versions` to
`mappings`.
This allows to better support the `redis` use case: the starter was
renamed from `spring-boot-starter-redis` to
`spring-boot-starter-data-redis` and previously we had two entries
excluding each other using version ranges.
Closes gh-219
Spring Boot `1.4.0.M2` brings a new test infrastructure with nice
defaults and deprecates `SpringBootConfiguration` in the process.
This commits automatically upgrades generated project to this new
infrastructure if Spring Boot `1.4.0.M2` or later is available.
Closes gh-215
This commit splits the feature of Spring Initializr in several modules:
* `initializr-generator` is a standalone library that is responsible for
generating projects based on a `File` directory. It has a minimal set of
dependencies and is not web-related
* `initializr-web` provides the web integration (project generation,
meta-data, etc)
* `initializr-actuator` is an optional module that can be added to
support project-generation-specific statistics
Closes gh-214
This commit replaces the query tokenizer with a "nonword" tokenizer, in
order to mirror the one used for the indexation process.
This allows users to enter dashes in their search queries such as
"data-" and still get meaningful results.
Fixes#209
If an elastic instance is available, publish a document to a
configurable index every time a `ProjectRequest` is handled by the
service.
In practice, this means that every attempt to generate a project leads to
a new document in the index. The document gathers the settings of the
required project, including invalid ones if any. If an exception is
thrown, the message of the cause is made available.
CloudFlare is explicitely supported and the IP and country of the request
is added to the document. If that information is not available and the
request contains a `X-Forwarded-For` header, the value is also associated
with the document. If an IPv4 is detected, it is set in a separate
`requestIpv4` property.
If for some reason the document could not be indexed, we attempt to retry
a configurable amount of times.
Closes gh-185
Parse the `User-Agent` http request header to determine if the client is
known. If that is the case, increment the relevant `client_id` counter.
A `ProjectRequest` had now a generic `parameters` array with all the
request headers by default. Since we don't want to accidentally map any
of those from a form input, `BasicProjectRequest` contains only "public"
fields and is the type exposed at the controller level.
Closes gh-193
