create-banking-service

To scaffold a banking microservice, use this generator to create a multi-module Maven project skeleton with core, interfaces, models, web, and sdk modules. It enforces standardized module wiring, parent POM inheritance, and Firefly BOM integration for immediate platform alignment.

A generated banking service skeleton includes multi-module Maven structure, domain and infrastructure layers, OpenAPI generation, Spring Cloud Config, R2DBC, and Flyway for the core tier. Cross-service SDK references are wired through the BOM to enable inter-service orchestration.

Yes, this banking scaffold supports Spring Cloud Config and OpenAPI. It configures both during project generation, alongside R2DBC and Flyway for the core tier, ensuring the resulting microservice integrates properly with the Firefly platform conventions.

Yes, you can bootstrap a core-banking-payments service with R2DBC and Flyway. The scaffolder prompts for a service name and domain tier, then generates the multi-module project with R2DBC and Flyway configured for the core tier and cross-service SDK dependencies.

The best way to enforce standardized POM templates across banking microservices is using this scaffolder, which injects Firefly BOM imports and parent POM inheritance automatically. This guarantees consistent module wiring and inter-service SDK references for every new service.

Using a BOM for cross-service SDK references in a banking microservice ensures version consistency across inter-service dependencies. The scaffold wires the domain tier to depend on core SDKs via the BOM, allowing services to register for discovery and orchestrate correctly.