spring-boot-core

To bootstrap a Spring Boot 3.x project, you create a standard Maven setup with a conventional package layout including config, controller, service, dto, exception, and util directories. This provides a solid foundation to accelerate your new project setup.

Configuring Spring Boot profiles involves setting up an application.yml file with separate dev and prod profiles. This skill provides ready-to-use configuration patterns that define environment-specific properties to streamline your application deployment.

Yes, the Spring Boot project setup includes actuator integration. It configures spring-boot-starter-actuator within your Maven or Gradle dependencies to provide production-ready monitoring and management features for your application.

Yes, you can use Java 21 with this Spring Boot quick-start blueprint. The setup process explicitly configures Java 21 alongside minimal Application.java and application.yml scaffolding to ensure compatibility with modern Spring Boot 3.x applications.

Application.yml properties in a Spring Boot app centralize your configuration settings. This skill generates a scaffolding file that manages these properties, allowing you to define server ports, database connections, and profile-specific values efficiently.

This skill supports both Maven and Gradle for your Spring Boot project skeleton setup. It generates a standard build configuration with common dependencies like spring-boot-starter-web, letting you choose your preferred build tool to spin up the app quickly.