Jodd is set of open-source Java tools and frameworks; compact, yet powerful.

Official web site: http://jodd.org/

Invitation web site: http://joddframework.org

Jodd is split into many modules, so choose what to use. Some tools and utility modules are:

• jodd-core contains many utilities, including JDateTime and Convert.
• jodd-bean, our infamous BeanUtil.
• jodd-props is the super-replacement for Java Properties.
• jodd-email for easier email sending.
• jodd-upload, handles HTTP uploads.
• jodd-servlet with many servlet utilities, including nice tag library.

and some frameworks modules:

• jodd-madvoc - slick MVC framework.
• jodd-petite - pragmatic DI container.
• jodd-lagarto - HTML parser with Jerry and CSSelly.
• jodd-lagarto-web - Lagarto addon for web: Decora, HtmlStapler and more.
• jodd-proxetta - dynamic proxies and Paramo.
• jodd-db - thin database layer and object mapper.
• jodd-vtor - validation framework.

Read more in our official documentation.

If you are already using many Jodd jars, you can simply just use the bundle jar. It's a single jar that bind them all:)

Jodd is built with Maven 3. After cloning Jodd git repo, you can build the full release with:

mvn -P release

If you need to generate various reports after the successful build:

mvn -P post-release

To quickly build distribution jars (no tests are invoked) invoke one of these:

mvn -P dist
mvn -P release -Dskiptests=true

That's all what you need to know;)

Display plugin and dependency information:

mvn -N versions:display-plugin-updates
mvn -N versions:display-dependency-updates

Done.

Feel free to contribute! Follow these steps:

First time only:

• fork the Jodd repo (upstream) to your GitHub account (origin).
• clone origin as your local repo

Every other time:

• update both origin and local repos from upstream
• create new branch for a feature or bug fix
• commit often :)
• once when work is done, push local changes to your origin
• send us a pull request (PR)

We will pickup up from here:)