GV Frag is a work-in-progress, simple, open-source and experimental utility software that makes it easier for developers to work on a single GAIA Project indipendently and concurrently. So far, each GAIA deploy configuration rested in a single, huge XML file, making it a nightmare for medium-big sized projects that required multiple developers since changes had to be merged manually.
GVFrag solves that and provides a simple fragmenting structure that does not lose any data. Each developer can add features, modify services and merge each change into a single, up-to-date repository.
- Java JRE 1.11 (JDK 11) or above
- GAIA (GreenVulcano ESB v4) working configuration XML file
- Windows, Mac or Linux
Clone the gvfrag.jar file from this repository and place it anywhere.
Then, run by shell by typing the following command:
java -jar gvfrag.jar [OPTION] [/path/to/<GVCore.xml|GVFrag.xml>] [/optional/output/dir]-
-s (SPLIT) Takes GVCore.xml as input, and produces (in an output folder where the JAR file is located) multiple direcories that represent the tags, (such as GVServices/, GVSystems/, GVPolicy/, GVAdapters/) and a skeleton file (GVFrag.xml) that contains the remaining tags which were NOT split.
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-m (MAKE) Takes GVFrag.xml as input, and searches for the necessary directories (such directories must be in the same folder as GVFrag.xml) and produces a fully functioning GVCore.xml file.
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-h or --help Displays a useful help message.