Java Standards

Java Standards

Java service standards for Bitso projects.

When to use this skill

• Creating new Java services or modules
• Understanding project organization patterns
• Reviewing Java code for standards compliance
• Configuring MapStruct for object mapping
• Verifying builds after code changes

Skill Contents

Sections

• When to use this skill (L24-L31)
• Tech Stack (L53-L66)
• Project Organization (L67-L82)
• Build Verification (L83-L96)
• References (L97-L104)
• Related Rules (L105-L110)
• Related Skills (L111-L117)

Available Resources

📚 references/ - Detailed documentation

• build verification
• code review
• services

Tech Stack

For Spring Boot upgrades, use /upgrade-to-recommended-versions.

Project Organization

Projects should be organized with domain-based modules:

root-project/
├── build.gradle
├── settings.gradle
├── docs/                    # Documentation
├── bitso-libs/              # Library modules
│   ├── <subdomain>/         # Domain logic
│   └── <subdomain-proto>/   # Protobuf definitions
└── bitso-services/          # Service modules
    └── <domain>/            # Spring Boot application

Build Verification

After updating Java or Groovy code, verify changes:

# Run tests to verify changes
./gradlew test 2>&1 | grep -E "FAILED|Error" || echo "All tests passed"

# Or run full build with tests
./gradlew build 2>&1 | grep -E "FAILED|Error" || echo "Build successful"

If problems are found, fix them before committing.

References

Related Rules

• .cursor/rules/java-services-standards.mdc - Full service standards
• .cursor/rules/java-code-review-standards.mdc - Code review guidelines
• .cursor/rules/java-run-build-after-changes.mdc - Build verification

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