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Custom templates
This section describes how to create custom templates and generate artifacts from them by CUBA CLI.
All user templates should be located in the $USER_HOME/.haulmont/cli/templates
directory. The template itself is a directory with descriptor file template.xml
and files used in generation, optionally divided by CUBA Platform version in separate version directories.
So, the template structure may be following:
.
+--template.xml
+--6.8.5
| +--... // template files for CUBA Platform 6.8.5
+--6.9.0
+--... // template files for CUBA Platform 6.9.0
or following:
.
+--template.xml
+--... // template files for any CUBA version
CUBA CLI uses Apache Velocity template engine. You can read about how to create Apache Velocity templates on its documentation.
Basically, template.xml has following structure:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<template xmlns="http://schemas.haulmont.com/cuba/cli/template.xsd"
name="mainWindow">
<questions>
<!-- Questions block. All answers will be stored to the CliContext
and will be available to Apache Velocity by ${name.questionName}.-->
<plain name="packageName" caption="Package Name"/>
<plain name="welcomeMessage" caption="Welcome message"/>
</questions>
<operations>
<!-- Template processing block. Operations may be of two types: transform and copy.
Transform operations indicate that the part of the template, specified in the 'src'
attribute, should be processed by Apache Velocity, and result stored in 'dst' directory.
Absence of the 'dst' attribute means that result should be stored at project root.
Copy operations do the same, without processing by the template engine. It may be necessary
for such things as images or other resources that don't need to be processed by the template
engine and may be accidentally corrupted by it.-->
<transform src="modules"/>
</operations>
</template>
Let's create our own template, that will be create CUBA main window with side panel.
Inside ~/.haulmont/cli/templates
directory create main-window
directory.
Then, in that directory create a file template.xml
. Fill it with template.xml
example from section 2.
Now lets create sub directories modules/web/src/$[mainWindow.packageName]
. Pay attention on $[mainWindow.packageName]
. The construction expects that specified variable (mainWindow.packageName) is a java package and will substitute it with corresponding directories hierarchy (com.company.project -> com/company/project).
Than, inside it, create following files.
ext-mainwindow.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<window xmlns="http://schemas.haulmont.com/cuba/window.xsd"
caption="mainMsg://application.caption"
class="${mainWindow.packageName}.ExtAppMainWindow"
messagesPack="${mainWindow.packageName}"
xmlns:main="http://schemas.haulmont.com/cuba/mainwindow.xsd">
<layout>
<hbox id="horizontalWrap"
expand="workArea"
height="100%"
stylename="c-sidemenu-layout"
width="100%">
<vbox id="sideMenuPanel"
expand="sideMenu"
height="100%"
margin="false,false,true,false"
spacing="true"
stylename="c-sidemenu-panel"
width="250px">
<hbox id="appTitleBox"
spacing="true"
stylename="c-sidemenu-title"
width="100%">
<label id="appTitleLabel"
align="MIDDLE_CENTER"
value="mainMsg://application.logoLabel"/>
</hbox>
<embedded id="logoImage"
align="MIDDLE_CENTER"
stylename="c-app-icon"
type="IMAGE"/>
<hbox id="userInfoBox"
align="MIDDLE_CENTER"
expand="userIndicator"
margin="true"
spacing="true"
width="100%">
<main:userIndicator id="userIndicator"
align="MIDDLE_CENTER"/>
<main:newWindowButton id="newWindowButton"
description="mainMsg://newWindowBtnDescription"
icon="app/images/new-window.png"/>
<main:logoutButton id="logoutButton"
description="mainMsg://logoutBtnDescription"
icon="app/images/exit.png"/>
</hbox>
<main:timeZoneIndicator id="timeZoneIndicator"
align="MIDDLE_CENTER"/>
<main:sideMenu id="sideMenu"
width="100%"/>
<main:ftsField id="ftsField"
width="100%"/>
</vbox>
<main:workArea id="workArea"
height="100%">
<main:initialLayout margin="true"
spacing="true">
<label id="welcomeLabel"
align="MIDDLE_CENTER"
stylename="c-welcome-text"
value="msg://welcomeMessage"/>
</main:initialLayout>
</main:workArea>
</hbox>
</layout>
</window>
ExtAppMainWindow.java
package ${mainWindow.packageName};
import com.haulmont.cuba.gui.components.AbstractMainWindow;
import com.haulmont.cuba.gui.components.Embedded;
import com.haulmont.cuba.gui.components.mainwindow.FtsField;
import com.haulmont.cuba.gui.components.mainwindow.SideMenu;
import javax.inject.Inject;
import java.util.Map;
public class ExtAppMainWindow extends AbstractMainWindow {
@Inject
private FtsField ftsField;
@Inject
private Embedded logoImage;
@Inject
private SideMenu sideMenu;
@Override
public void init(Map<String, Object> params) {
super.init(params);
sideMenu.requestFocus();
initLayoutAnalyzerContextMenu(logoImage);
initLogoImage(logoImage);
initFtsField(ftsField);
}
}
messages.properties
welcomeMessage = ${mainWindow.welcomeMessage}
In terminal, go to your CUBA Platform project. Launch CLI.
To generate an artifact with your template, use command custom-template templateName
. For our case, the templateName
will be main-window
.