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Official blueprints

Officially supported blueprints​

The JHipster team maintains several official blueprints. These blueprints have two main goals:

  • Enhance JHipster with new features using different languages and/or support
  • Demonstrate how the main generator behavior can be modified to fit anyone's needs

The blueprints below are ordered by the number of stars they have on GitHub.

Kotlin​

The Kotlin blueprint replaces most of Java back-end code with Kotlin. Source code and documentation could be found in the jhipster-kotlin repository.

.NET Core​

The .NET Core blueprint is the first attempt to leave the Java environment and join the .NET world.

React Native​

The React Native blueprint creates a client application with React Native.

Node.js​

The Node.js blueprint replaces the server java side with the NestJS Node framework.

Ionic​

The Ionic blueprint creates a client application with Ionic.

Quarkus​

The Quarkus blueprint is supported, in part by the JHipster sponsor Entando, and driven by the JHipster community for a supersonic, subatomic Java back-end.

Entity Audit​

The Entity Audit blueprint integrates Javers for entity auditing.

Micronaut​

The Micronaut blueprint is supported and driven by people of the Micronaut team itself. It replaces all server side code with a Micronaut application.

Svelte​

The Svelte blueprint replaces the client-side code with the SvelteKit framework.

JHipster Native​

The JHipster Native blueprint integrates Spring Native, making it possible to create a native binary with GraalVM.

jOOQ​

The jOOQ blueprint integrates jOOQ as the persistence layer.