JavaUtil

Lightweight Java utilities to support straightforward development.

JavaUtil is still in a formation process - but you can watch things grow.

Java classes for the daily demands in practice.

✈️   Click here if you just want the latest release jar file.

🧑‍🔧   To use it: simply copy over the files you want to use into your project and delete the methods, parts or files you don't need, or reference the jar file of a release.

Note

JavaUtil needs a Java version of 17+, due to modern language features. (download Java)

🤔   JavaUtil tries to keep it simple but functional, thus reducing unnecessary complexity. Whenever possible, it makes use of POJOs (Plain Old Java Object), and uses the KISS (Keep it simple [and] stupid) and "Clean Code" (easy to understand) principle. Don't repeat the boring tasks, don't re-invent the wheel.

  JavaUtil is not a framework, and it has no dependencies. You use it or modify it, possibly deleting the unnecessary parts. Use the saved time for other things you like.

📖   Documentation / Examples

(what's in, how to use it, practical examples, specimen code, etc.)

• 🚴   Overview, core utilities and some simple examples
  

• 🛠️   Utilities
  

• 🖥️   GUI (Swing based)
  

• 💾   I/O
  

• 📱   Application specific
  

Javadocs / API

• ☕   Javadoc Overview
  

Apache 2.0 licensed, therefore could be used in any other GPL/Apache/FOSS project.

Author: Heinz Silberbauer (You like it? It helped you? Spend a Github Star to motivate me 🐳)
Contributions from any interested party are welcome - please open an issue with a short description.