configure AdminFaces using Spring Boot application.yml or application.properties

[persapiens]

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[codecov]

Codecov Report

Merging #555 into master will decrease coverage by 0.14%.
The diff coverage is 89.65%.

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- Coverage     92.22%   92.07%   -0.15%     
- Complexity      385      392       +7     
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  Files            64       65       +1     
  Lines           990     1047      +57     
  Branches        112      116       +4     
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+ Hits            913      964      +51     
- Misses           58       61       +3     
- Partials         19       22       +3

Impacted Files	Coverage Δ	Complexity Δ
...figure/adminfaces/AdminfacesAutoConfiguration.java	96.15% <100%> (+1.15%)	6 <1> (ø)	⬇️
...s/autoconfigure/adminfaces/AdminConfigWrapper.java	88.23% <88.23%> (ø)	7 <7> (?)

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[larsgrefer]

Have you tried something like this?

@Bean
@ConfigurationProperties("jsf.adminfaces")
public AdminConfig adminConfig() {
    return new AdminConfig();
}

[persapiens]

Did you mean testing AdminConfigWrapper creation? I've just included it.

AdminConfig is already created because of @ApplicationScoped and @Named annotations.
The solution replaces AdminConfig to AdminConfigWrapper. AdminConfigWrapper overrides loadDefaults method, loading AdminFacesProperties and configuring AdminConfig attributes properly.

[larsgrefer]

My Idea was to override/replace the BeanDefintion found by scanning the class with an explicit one which is directly annotated with @ConfigurationProperties. I'm currently testing if this would work as expected

[larsgrefer]

Just replacing the AdminConfig bean doesn't work, because the nested property controlSidebar property isn't properly mapped.

[persapiens]

Anyway, current implementation works.