sec-scaffold-monorepo-multimodulos-kotlin

Scaffolding a Gradle Kotlin DSL multimodule monorepo automates the creation of {GROUP}-api and {GROUP}-core modules alongside an optional root shared-libs module. It generates standard folder layouts, root Gradle wrapper files, and settings.gradle.kts configurations to ensure project consistency.

The best way to add a new domain module to a Kotlin Spring Boot monorepo is through incremental expansion. This approach generates new {GROUP}-api and {GROUP}-core modules while applying version catalogs, ensuring existing Gradle settings and modules remain unbroken.

Yes, the monorepo scaffold supports Gradle version catalogs by generating a libs.versions.toml file. It also configures the Kotlin/JVM toolchain, applying Java toolchain 25 and Kotlin 25 bytecode compatibility across all generated modules.

You need a multimodule Gradle architecture for Kotlin and Spring Boot when starting a new domain or aligning multiple modules across Gradle settings. It separates {GROUP}-api Spring Boot apps from {GROUP}-core Kotlin libraries to enforce standard structural layouts.

Yes, you can include an optional root-level shared-libs module in your Kotlin multimodule project. This scaffold automates the generation of the shared-libs directory alongside your domain-specific {GROUP}-api and {GROUP}-core modules to centralize common dependencies.