spring-maven-modular

You build a modular Spring Boot project by applying Maven profiles and property flags to control optional components. This approach enables or disabling specific modules via commands like -Pminimal or -Pfull-stack to tailor the build for different environments.

To enable specific modules like Redis or Kafka in a Spring Boot build, you pass property flags during the Maven build process. You can execute mvn clean install -Dmodule.redis.enabled=true or -Dmodule.kafka.enabled=true to include those optional components.

The best way to configure Spring Boot builds for different environments is using Maven profiles to create environment-specific deployments. You can toggle dependencies for local development, CI, or production by selecting predefined profiles like minimal or full-stack.

Yes, you can combine multiple optional modules in a single build by passing multiple property flags simultaneously. Executing a command like mvn clean install -Dmodule.redis.enabled=true -Dmodule.kafka.enabled=true creates a custom stack with both components enabled.

Yes, this modular Maven approach supports YAML configuration mapping for Spring Boot. It utilizes YAML configuration mapping through the modules.enabled property to define which modules are active within the project structure.