Jbased

Jbased is a Java-based framework and library suite designed for building and deploying back-end services. It provides a cohesive set of modules for web APIs, data access, message processing, and deployment utilities, aiming to balance simplicity with enterprise-grade capabilities.

The architecture is built in Java and targets Java 8 and later. It employs a modular design with a core runtime and optional components that can be enabled as needed. Configuration relies on annotations and a lightweight dependency injection container, with a reactive programming core to support non-blocking I/O. A pluggable data mapper and adapter system allow use of SQL, NoSQL, and cloud storage backends through adapters.

Core components include: Jbased Core Runtime, Jbased Data Access, Jbased Web, Jbased Messaging, and Jbased Security. The data access layer exposes repositories with both SQL templates and entity mappers; the web module provides REST and GraphQL endpoints; the messaging module supports event-driven patterns over a broker abstraction.

Key features include dependency injection, type-safe configuration, auto-configuration, health checks, metrics, serialization, a plugin system, and developer-friendly testing utilities. The project is open-source under the Apache 2.0 license and is hosted on a public repository with community contributions and CI testing. Use cases span microservices, data processing pipelines, API gateways, and backend services for mobile applications. Reception highlights modularity and performance while noting a learning curve and a smaller ecosystem compared with larger frameworks.