java-common-standards

Java coding standards are enforced during code generation by automatically applying Hutool utility usage and Lombok annotations, which reduces boilerplate and standardizes imports across generated DO, VO, Service, and Controller classes.

The best way to reduce Java boilerplate in DO, VO, Service, and Controller layers is by enforcing Lombok annotations during code generation, which standardizes formatting and automatically handles getter, setter, and constructor generation.

Yes, this Java code generation approach works directly with Hutool utilities by enforcing their usage across generated classes, ensuring standardized tool calls and consistent formatting throughout your project's service and controller workflows.

You can use Lombok to standardize imports and formatting across Java modules by applying this Skill during code generation, which enforces consistent annotation usage and reduces manual boilerplate across project-wide class templates.

You need to apply Hutool and Lombok conventions during Java refactoring workflows when generating or updating DO, VO, Service, and Controller classes to ensure maintainability, consistent imports, and standardized utility usage across the project.