webforJ
OfficialProvides documentation search, project scaffolding, and theme generation specifically for webforJ Java web applications. Helps developers quickly set up new projects and find relevant code examples.
What it does
- Search webforJ documentation and API references
- Generate new webforJ projects from Maven archetypes
- Create application themes with proper color palettes
- Find code examples using semantic search
- Scaffold projects with multiple templates
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Tools (3)
Generate webforJ application setup using official Maven archetypes. Supports multiple project templates including hello-world, blank, tabs, and sidemenu layouts. Creates Maven project structure with proper dependencies, configuration files, and starter code. Returns setup instructions for both startforJ UI tool and Maven command-line approaches. Available archetypes: - hello-world: Basic application with sample components - blank: Minimal project structure - tabs: Tabbed interface layout - sidemenu: Side navigation menu layout Available flavors: - webforj: Standard webforJ application - webforj-spring: webforJ with Spring Boot (default, requires webforJ 25.02+)
Search the webforJ knowledge base using semantic vector similarity to find relevant documentation, code examples, and API information. Returns structured JSON data with search results, relevance scores, and confidence metrics for result quality assessment. Supports natural language queries across webforJ documentation, JavaDoc API references, and real-world code samples. Results include metadata for filtering and confidence indicators for quality evaluation. Query examples: - "Button component creation and styling" - "Form validation with data binding patterns" - "@Route annotation and navigation setup" - "FlexLayout container and responsive design" - "ElementComposite web component integration"
Generate comprehensive webforJ application themes using color theory algorithms. Creates complete color palettes with proper contrast ratios and accessibility compliance. Produces CSS custom properties for primary, secondary, success, warning, danger, and neutral color variants. Each color includes light, base, dark, and alternative shades optimized for UI components and readability. Output includes @AppTheme annotation code and App.setTheme() integration examples. Supports named themes for multi-theme applications or global CSS overrides for single-theme setups. Input format: HSL color values [hue (0-360), saturation (0-100), lightness (0-100)]