java-coder 0.0.2

A java class file operate tools

java-coder

java-coder is a python tool to operate Java source code. It provides a series of ways to parse, modified and rebuild Java source code based on javalang, targeting Java 8.

the following gives a brief examples to use java-coder.

Getting Started

java-coder will load java source code from the java file and parse the code and show them.

from javacoder.core import operator

op = operator.ClassOperator(class_path="your_class_path")
op.preview_class()

java-coder also provides builder tools to create a new class file easily.

from javacoder.core.builder import ClassBuilder

builder = ClassBuilder("DemoClass")
builder.field("test1", annotation='JSONField', name="111")
builder.field("hello")
builder.extend("ExtendClass")
builder.implement("Implement1")
builder.implement("Implement2")
builder.add_fields_getter_and_setter()
builder.document("this is a test document")
builder.annotation("AnnotationDemo2")
builder.annotation("AnnotationDemo")
builder.imports("com.path")
builder.build().preview_class()

java-coder also provides some useful plugins to generate some infos automatically. It also supports you to apply your own plugin.

from javacoder.core.builder import InterfaceBuilder

project_path = 'your project path'
builder = InterfaceBuilder("DemoClass")
builder.author()
builder.project(project_path)
builder.extend("Implement1", "JPA_DO")
builder.extend("Header")
builder.document("this is a test interface")
builder.annotation("AnnotationDemo2")
builder.annotation("AnnotationDemo")
builder.method("hello")
builder.imports("com.path")
builder.imports("com.path2", wildcard=True)
builder.build().preview_class()

Plugins

plugin is an important part in java-coder, it will act after some actions. There has some native plugins in java-coder.

• AuthorPlugin

AuthorPlugin can auto add basic author infos in your source file.
AuthorPlugin will use your git config by default if you don't config the info.

• ProjectPlugin

ProjectPlugin can scan the whole project and record the files.
ProjectPlugin can load pom.xml and parse it, recording the dependencies.
ProjectPlugin can scan the dependencies of the project and extract .class file from the jar file in your local mvn library.

Builder Extends

If you are operating multi classes and want to use the same config, you can extend builder to simplify builder initiation as follows.

from javacoder.core.builder import InterfaceBuilder

project_path = 'your project path'
builder1 = InterfaceBuilder("DemoClass1")
builder1.author()
builder1.project(project_path)
builder1.build()

builder2 = InterfaceBuilder("DemoClass2")
builder2.extend_builder(builder1)
builder2.build()

or

from javacoder.core.builder import InterfaceBuilder, create_builder

project_path = 'your project path'
builder1 = InterfaceBuilder("DemoClass1")
builder1.author()
builder1.project(project_path)
builder1.build()

builder2 = create_builder("DemoClass2", InterfaceBuilder, builder1)
builder2.build()

tips: builder can only extend built builder by once.

Project Module

project module will help you gen a basic java project easily.

Useful Tools

DDL Generator

java-coder gives some useful tools to make every java coder work easily in daily work.

from javacoder.core import operator
from javacoder.utils import generator

op = operator.ClassOperator(class_path="your_class_path")
ddl_gen = generator.convert_class_fields_to_db_ddl_builder("table_name")
print(ddl_gen(class_fields=[i.declarators[0].name for i in op.get_fields()]))

this will help you generate ddl according to class fields.

FOR JPA ENTITY:

java-coder provides way to generate ddl quickly as follows:

from javacoder.core.operator import ClassOperator
from javacoder.utils.generator import convert_jpa_entity_to_ddl

op = ClassOperator(class_path='your_class_path')
print(convert_jpa_entity_to_ddl(op))

java-coder will recognize the entity and generate ddl as defined in your java source code.

furthermore, your can add ProjectPlugin to make java-coder enable to scan your whole project and generate the entire ddl if the entity extends from parent entity.

Just like this:

from javacoder.core.operator import ClassOperator
from javacoder.core.plugins import ProjectPlugin
from javacoder.utils.generator import convert_jpa_entity_to_ddl

op = ClassOperator(class_path='your_class_path')
op.add_plugin(ProjectPlugin(project_path='your_project_path'))
print(convert_jpa_entity_to_ddl(op))