Genum is the code generator that generate Java enum class file from YAML array.
You can share the definition between server side and client application!
For example, here is a array written in YAML format.
- Tokyo
- NewYork
- London
- Beijing
- Paris
- Roma
Genum turns it into Enum java file.
package com.example;
public enum City {
TOKYO,
NEW_YORK,
LONDON,
BEIJING,
PARIS,
ROMA
}
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$ ./bin/genus-cli -c City -p com.example -s cities.yml -o your/project/src/main/java
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-c (--class-name) VAL : Class name of Enum class.
-o (--output) FILE : Destination directory. Package directory will make
automatically.
-p (--package-name) VAL : Package name that used for 'package' statement.
-s (--source) FILE : Source YAML file.
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