spring-boot-scaffold

Scaffold a Kotlin Spring Boot app with Nais conventions by generating a standardized project skeleton containing Gradle build configuration, Kotlin code, Nais manifest, Dockerfile, and application.yml. This provides a ready-to-run backend project structure.

Scaffolding a Spring Boot backend for NAV environments includes Flyway migrations, Azure AD config, health endpoints, Docker support, and CI/CD readiness. The generated project structure enables immediate development and deployment.

Yes, this scaffold targets teams deploying backend services in NAV environments needing consistent boilerplate. It generates a conventional Nav-style project structure ready for development, testing, and deployment.

Yes, the scaffolded Kotlin Spring Boot project includes Docker and Nais deployment artifacts. It provides a Nais manifest, Dockerfile, Gradle build configuration, and sample application.yml for immediate deployment readiness.

The best way to set up a ready-to-run Kotlin Spring Boot project with Flyway and Azure AD is using a scaffold that pre-configures these components. It generates a conventional project skeleton with health endpoints and basic testing scaffolding included.

No, you do not need to manually configure Gradle and testing scaffolding for a new NAV-enabled Spring Boot service. The scaffold provides Gradle build configuration and basic testing scaffolding automatically within the generated project skeleton.