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Spring Boot Cheatsheet

This document provides a cheat sheet for essential Spring Boot concepts. It outlines how to start a Spring Boot application using the Spring Initializr and setting properties. It describes testing with JUnit and annotations like @SpringBootTest. It also covers logging configuration and production features like health checks and metrics exposed by Spring Boot Actuator.

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Spring Boot Cheatsheet

This document provides a cheat sheet for essential Spring Boot concepts. It outlines how to start a Spring Boot application using the Spring Initializr and setting properties. It describes testing with JUnit and annotations like @SpringBootTest. It also covers logging configuration and production features like health checks and metrics exposed by Spring Boot Actuator.

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Essentials

Start Setting Properties

Use the Spring Initializr to bootstrap. Set properties with -D on commandline or in

application.properties
application.yml

Configuration Test

Start application with Uses JUnit, includes Mockito, Hamcrest and more

@SpringBootApplication @RunWith(SpringRunner.class) : Enabled Spring Test features in JUnit

public class CommentStoreApp {


public static void main(String[] args) @SpringBootTest : Mark as a Spring Boot test; will start full server by default

throws Exception {
SpringApplication.run(CommentStoreApp.class, args); @DataJpaTest : Marks as a Spring Data JPA test and only auto-configures that part

}
}
@WebMvcTest : Marks as a Spring MVC test and only auto-configures that part

@SpringBootApplication is a shortcut annotation for


@MockBean : On TYPE adds Mocks to Context, On FIELD creates and injects Mock for

use in test

@Configuration : Marks class as a config class

@EnableAutoConfiguration : Configure application based on dependencies

@ComponentScan : Scans classpath for Spring Components and auto registers them

Logging Production Features

By default, uses SLF4J with Logback Enable by adding:

private static final Logger LOGGER = <dependency>


LoggerFactory.getLogger(ReadController.class) <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
<artifactId>spring-boot-starter-actuator</artifactId>
logging.file: names the logfile, relative or absolute </dependency>

logging.path : if file is not absolute, path where the logfile is stored Endpoints available under / or /application (Spring Boot 2) Change path with
management.context-path
logging.level.root
property
: set log level for application; replace root with your package to fine

grained control /health: shows a health status

/metrics: metrics of your application

/info: put app and build information here

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