kivakit 0.9.8-beta   

KivaKit is a set of integrated Java mini-frameworks that are potentially needed by any application or server.

Index

Welcome!
Summary
Examples
Project Resources
Quick Start
Downloads
Reference
Projects
Javadoc Coverage

Welcome !  

Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.

        — Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

The mission of KivaKit is to accelerate the development of Java software through the use of integrated, modular, object-oriented design.

KivaKit extends the JDK to provide quick and easy solutions to common everyday software problems. It does this by providing new abstractions and APIs, and by simplifying existing APIs.

KivaKit is composed of a number of nested sub-projects that are Java 11+ modules. These modules address different areas of concern in developing Java applications. The resources below will help you to get started.

Summary

KivaKit is designed for use in everyday software development. KivaKit APIs work together through a set of common interfaces and components to provide a consistent and powerful development experience. Documentation and examples are provided, but much of KivaKit's functionality can also be discovered with class searching and autocomplete, because it was designed to be used in that way.

What is it?

KivaKit is a collection of bite-sized Java development mini-frameworks that play well together. Using one part of KivaKit makes using other parts easier. Work with just the parts you need.

Why use it?

KivaKit accelerates development and makes code simpler, safer and clearer. KivaKit increases modularity and code reuse.

What can it do?

KivaKit helps you to:

• Discover and connect components and services
• Encapsulate components and decrease tight coupling
• Configure components, applications and web servers
• Access local and network resources uniformly
• Convert arguments, switches and textual data into objects
• Validate, serialize and log data of all kinds

FAQ

• Q: Does KivaKit work on Java 8?
• A: KivaKit requires Java 11+, but it is backwards-compatible with your Java 8 source code.

Examples

The kivakit-examples project contains useful, working examples of use cases for KivaKit.

Quick Start  

Setup
Building
Developing
Open Source

Project Resources  

Resource	Description
Project Name	KivaKit
Summary	A collection of mini-frameworks that extend and simplify the JDK and other common APIs
License	Apache License, Version 2.0
Related Projects	kivakit-examples, kivakit-extensions
Javadoc Coverage
Setup	Step-by-step setup instructions
GitHub	GitHub project home page
Code	git clone https://github.com/Telenav/kivakit.git
Project Lead	Jonathan Locke (Luo, Shibo) [email protected]
Administrator	Jonathan Locke (Luo, Shibo) [email protected]
Email	[email protected]
Chat	Zulip
Twitter	@OpenKivaKit
Issues	GitHub Issues

Downloads  

Java 12
Maven
IntelliJ

Reference  

Javadoc
CodeFlowers
System Properties

Projects  

kivakit-application
kivakit-collections
kivakit-commandline
kivakit-configuration
kivakit-kernel
kivakit-network
kivakit-resource
kivakit-security
kivakit-serialization
kivakit-test

Javadoc Coverage  

      kivakit-application
      kivakit-collections
      kivakit-commandline
      kivakit-configuration
      kivakit-kernel
      kivakit-network-core
      kivakit-network-email
      kivakit-network-ftp
      kivakit-network-http
      kivakit-network-socket
      kivakit-resource
      kivakit-security
      kivakit-serialization-core
      kivakit-serialization-jersey-json
      kivakit-serialization-json
      kivakit-serialization-kryo
      kivakit-test

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