You could create a base configuration as you mentioned and then also override
Application<MyOrganizationConfiguration>, override initialize() in your base
and provide a new hook for applications that extend it, e.g.
AbstractApplication extends Application< MyOrganizationConfiguration >{
// applications extending the base would run their bootstrap here
public abstract void doInitialize(bootstrap);
public void initialize(bootstrap){
// handle common bundles
doInitialize(bootstrap);
}
}
Then, you use the two base application and config classes in your applications
with most of the common plumbing included. You’d just have to package that as a
library and depend on that to bring in all the common code and dependencies you
usually use.
Graham
> On 7 Sep 2018, at 09:22, Henrik Stråth <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> In my organization, all services has the same ObjectMapper config, Metrics
> reporting setup, Authentication library, request tracing setup, etc. I
> imagine that this is the case for most organizations. I'm looking for best
> practices on how to minimize the amount of boilerplate in the services, by
> providing a organization-preconfigured Dropwizard.
>
> My initial idea is to create a MyOrganizationConfiguration (with default
> values) that would extend Configuration, and also provide a static method
> that would add various Bundles (e.g.
> ConfiguredBundle<MyOrganizationConfiguration>) to the application.
>
> Anyone want to share how this is done at their organization?
>
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