Utility for my personal style when using JavaPoet
using checkstyle settings from javapoet library, but ignored some rules
- MethodName (uppercase method names for modifier builder)
Example code-producing changes with this utility and abse for requesting changes in original javapoet
intended declaration:
private String type;
normal JavaPoet
builder.addField(FieldSpec.builder( String.class, "type", Modifier.PRIVATE).build());
with this utility
addField(builder, PRIVATE(), String.class, "type");
intended declaration:
public static final String PRIMARY = null;
normal JavaPoet
builder.addField(
FieldSpec.builder(String.class, "PRIMARY", Modifier.PUBLIC, Modifier.STATIC, Modifier.FINAL)
.initializer("return $L", varName).build() );
with this utility
addField(builder, PUBLIC().STATIC().FINAL(), String.class, "PRIMARY", "return $L", varName);
with this utility (different line break)
addField(builder, PUBLIC().STATIC().FINAL(),
String.class, "PRIMARY", "return $L", varName);
intended declaration for one of the parameters:
...(..., boolean primitive)...
normal JavaPoet
method.addParameter(ParameterSpec.builder(boolean.class, "primitive").build());
with this utility
addParameter(method, boolean.class, "primitive");
intended code
private boolean primitive;
public booelan isPrimitive(){
return primitive;
}
public booelan setPrimitive(boolean primitive){
this.primitive = primitive;
}
normal JavaPoet
builder.addField(FieldSpec.builder( boolean.class, "primitive", Modifier.PRIVATE).build());
builder.addMethod( MethodSpec.methodBuilder("isPrimitive")
.addModifiers(Modifier.PUBLIC)
.addCode("return primitive;").build());
builder.addMethod( MethodSpec.methodBuilder("setPrimitive")
.addModifiers(Modifier.PUBLIC)
.addParameter(boolean.class,"primitive")
.addCode("this.primitive = primitive;\n").build());
with this utility
addBeanField(builder, boolean.class, "primitive");