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Questions - archunit

How to prohibit usage of classes with certain annotation

In our organizations we've got several microservices and lots of libraries. Some libraries define "public" classes that are not intended for public usage - only inside library in multiple pa...
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Антон Ткаченко

java

checkstyle

pmd

archunit

Votes: 0

Answers: 2

Latest Answer

It sounds like you should be using the Java 9+ module feature, and its ability specify what classes are exposed outside of a given module. Here are some references to get you started: Understanding J...
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Stephen C

How to check dependencies in generics with ArchUnitTest?

We have a rule that package "foo" should not depend on package "bar" noClasses() .that() .resideInAPackage("com.foo..") .s...
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Артём Савельев

java

generics

archunit

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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ArchUnit 0.20.0 has introduced support for generic return types. With the current version, type arguments of generic method return types should automatically be considered as class dependencies.
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Manfred

Exclude the inner classes in Arch test

haveSimpleNameEndingWith validation in ArchUnit is thorwing the following exception, how to exclude inner classes in the validation? Code @ArchTest static ArchRule consumer_should_be_suffixed = ...
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SANN3

junit

archunit

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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areTopLevelClasses() will help us to exclude the inner classes. @ArchTest static ArchRule consumer_should_be_suffixed = classes() .that().resideInAPackage("..consumer..&qu...
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SANN3

How to differentiate usage and inheritance in a layered architecture?

I'm trying to validate the following dependencies: Source In this picture, red relationships are forbidden, green relationships are allowed: no class in the adapter package can inherit from a class ...
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ddidier

archunit

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Answers: 1

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LayeredArchitecture considers all dependencies between layers. You cannot forbid inheritance, but allow access – nor vice versa. I recommend to define individual specific rules instead: @ArchTest Arch...
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Manfred

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