eliteforge-java-service-generator

Scaffold EliteForge Java service projects via Maven archetype wrapper.

1|Updated Mar 3, 2026

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Skill: eliteforge-java-service-generator
Source: https://github.com/CloudSen/eliteforge-skills/tree/main/skills/eliteforge-java-service-generator
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/CloudSen/eliteforge-skills --skill eliteforge-java-service-generator

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill wraps a Maven archetype to quickly scaffold a new EliteForge Java service project, bridging project setup, standardization, and initial validation.

Core Features & Use Cases

Generates a new Java service project via a Maven archetype wrapper script and performs post-generation checks.
Enforces kebab-case naming for inputs and supports optional project description and tech stack hints to tailor the skeleton.
Applies to scenarios where a team wants a consistent starting point for new EliteForge services and requires automated project initialization.

Quick Start

Run the EliteForge Java Service Generator by supplying companyName, productName, and serviceName in kebab-case to scaffold a new Java service.

Frequently Asked Questions about eliteforge-java-service-generator

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I scaffold a new Java service project using a Maven archetype?▼

To scaffold a Java service project, supply the companyName, productName, and serviceName in kebab-case. The generator validates these inputs, creates the project in an app-<company>-<product>-<service> folder, and runs post-generation checks on the pom.xml and package structure.

What is the required naming format for generating a Java service with Maven?▼

The required naming format for generating a Java service is kebab-case. You must provide your companyName, productName, and serviceName using this format so the generator can validate inputs and correctly construct the artifact folder structure.

Can I include a tech stack hint or description when initializing a Java service?▼

Yes, you can include an optional project description and tech stack hints when requesting Java service generation. These optional inputs help tailor the initial Maven archetype skeleton to match your specific project requirements.

Does the generated Java service project include automated validation checks?▼

Yes, the generated Java service project includes automated post-generation checks. After scaffolding, the workflow validates the output to ensure the pom.xml file and package structure match the expected standards for your new service.

What is the best way to standardize initial project setup for multiple Java services?▼

The best way to standardize Java service setup is using a Maven archetype wrapper. It enforces consistent naming, generates a predictable package structure, and applies post-generation checks to ensure every new service starts from the same validated baseline.