JHipster blueprint, entity-audit blueprint for JHipster
This is a JHipster blueprint, that is meant to be used in a JHipster application.
You can choose to enable audit for all entities or choose the entities to be audited from a list during generation.
The blueprint will extend the selected entities with AbstractAuditingEntity to enable audits, hence make sure that your entities doesn't have any super class.
This will also add new columns to the entities, so it is ideal to recreate the tables if you are enabling this for existing entities or use incremental changelog.
The Audit log page is optional and can be added by choosing the option while running the generator.
When using sql or mongodb you can use Javers for entity auditing.
The blueprint will add spring-boot integration for javers. Each repository is annotated with the required @JaversSpringDataAuditable annotation. The new class JaversAuthorProvider provides javers with the correct user modifying an entity.
As this is a JHipster blueprint, we expect you have JHipster basic knowledge:
To install or update this blueprint:
npm install -g generator-jhipster-entity-auditTo use this blueprint, run the below command
jhipster-entity-auditYou can look for updated entity-audit blueprint specific options by running
jhipster-entity-audit app --helpAnd looking for (blueprint option: entity-audit) like
JHipster entity-audit blueprint supports jdl command
jhipster-entity-audit jdl app.jdl
And JDL file as following
application {
config {
baseName sample
blueprints [generator-jhipster-entity-audit]
}
config(generator-jhipster-entity-audit) {
auditFramework javers
}
entities *
}
@EnableAudit
entity Sample {
name String required
}
To mix blueprints you can use jhipster command
jhipster --blueprints entity-auditTo use an unreleased version, install it using git.
npm install -g jhipster/generator-jhipster-entity-audit#main
jhipster --blueprints entity-audit --skip-jhipster-dependencies