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| - | Okay, we admit it. There is a code generation component to Gramar. With Gramar you can capture repeatable software architectures and generate (historically speaking) upwards of 95% of a deployable application's implementation (code, config files, HTML and wiki pages, unit test cases, etc.). But that's just the shiny object in the room. The real value in using Gramar is that it gives you a way to formally and explicitly describe to others how you want your software built. | + | ===== Grammatical Architectures ===== |
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| + | So what if there's a code generation component to Gramar? With a [[Gramar_Defined|gramar]] you can capture repeatable software architectures and generate (historically speaking) upwards of 95% of a deployable application's implementation (code, config files, <nowiki>HTML</nowiki> and wiki pages, unit test cases, etc.). But that's just the shiny object in the room. The real value in using Gramar is that it gives you a way to formally and explicitly describe to others how you want your software built. | ||
| Gramar is a tool that helps software architects describe their architectures in the most consumable form possible: tools that generate the code they care about while leaving developers the freedom to develop the business logic that the developers care about. | Gramar is a tool that helps software architects describe their architectures in the most consumable form possible: tools that generate the code they care about while leaving developers the freedom to develop the business logic that the developers care about. | ||
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| Read about the [[Gramar_Development_Process]]. | Read about the [[Gramar_Development_Process]]. | ||
| - | === Background === | + | ==== Background ==== |
| Gramar is a next-generation greenfield implementation of Eclipse Model-to-Text JET and, before that, the Design Pattern Toolkit from IBM. A gramar can be applied not just in Eclipse, but in IntelliJ, as a stand-alone java application, within a web application or in any other environment with a Java runtime. | Gramar is a next-generation greenfield implementation of Eclipse Model-to-Text JET and, before that, the Design Pattern Toolkit from IBM. A gramar can be applied not just in Eclipse, but in IntelliJ, as a stand-alone java application, within a web application or in any other environment with a Java runtime. | ||
| - | == Getting started == | + | ==== Getting started ==== |
| * [[http://github.com/chrisgerken/gramar|Source code]] | * [[http://github.com/chrisgerken/gramar|Source code]] | ||
| - | * [[https://github.com/chrisGerken/gramar/wiki|Development Wiki]] | + | * [[org.gramar.base:index|Base Gramar tags and XPath functions]] |
| - | * [[https://github.com/chrisGerken/gramar/wiki/Extension-org.gramar.base|Base Gramar tags and XPath functions]] | + | |
| * [[http://gramar.org/javadoc/v1.0.0/index.html|Latest Gramar Javaoc]] | * [[http://gramar.org/javadoc/v1.0.0/index.html|Latest Gramar Javaoc]] | ||
| + | * [[gramars|Open source gramars]] | ||
| + | * [[techniques|Techniques]] | ||
| - | === Eclipse Support === | + | ==== Eclipse Support ==== |
| There are several Eclipse plugins providing support for Gramar in Eclipse. To install those plugins, | There are several Eclipse plugins providing support for Gramar in Eclipse. To install those plugins, | ||
| * In Eclipse, goto `Help -> Install new software...` | * In Eclipse, goto `Help -> Install new software...` | ||
| - | * **Add...** a new update site with the URL **http://gramar.org/eclipse/gramar** | + | * **Add...** a new update site with the <nowiki> URL http://gramar.org/eclipse/gramar </nowiki> |
| * Install all features on the site. | * Install all features on the site. | ||
| - | * Repeat with update site URL **http://gramar.org/eclipse/xaa** | + | * Repeat with update site <nowiki> URL http://gramar.org/eclipse/xaa </nowiki> |
| + | * Repeat with update site <nowiki> URL http://gramar.org/gramars/xaa </nowiki> | ||
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| + | Note that there is a known problem getting started in general with Eclipse on Ubuntu. Details can be found [[http://askubuntu.com/questions/761604/eclipse-not-working-in-16-04|here]]. | ||
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| + | ==== Walkthroughs ==== | ||
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| + | There is an end-to-end [[org.gramar.storm.gramar:walkthrough|walkthrough]] for a gramar that generates almost 98% of the complete implementation of an Apache Storm topology. | ||
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| + | More walkthroughs for other gramars are coming soon. | ||
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| + | ==== Gramar in Maven Central Repository ==== | ||
| - | == Coming soon == | + | Version 1.0.0 of gramar is now in the maven central repo. In order to access gramar function from within your Java code or gramar, use: |
| - | * Better HTML doc for the base tags and functions | + | <code> |
| - | * Gramar as a versioned maven artifact | + | <dependency> |
| + | <groupId>org.gramar</groupId> | ||
| + | <artifactId>gramar</artifactId> | ||
| + | <version>1.0.0</version> | ||
| + | </dependency> | ||
| + | </code> | ||
| + | For more information, see [[http://search.maven.org/#artifactdetails%7Corg.gramar%7Cgramar%7C1.0.0%7Cjar|org.gramar:gramar:1.0.0]] | ||
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