@tadayosi/branding-plugin v0.1.0

Hawtio branding plugin example

branding-plugin demonstrates how you can customise the application branding information such as title and logo, as well as login page information, through Hawtio plugin mechanism.

The important bits are:

• pom.xml -- When building plugins with Maven there is a few nice tricks that can be used to ease the build process. Have a look in this project's pom.xml to see how the build filters the web.xml and uses the maven-antrun-plugin to discover JavaScript files. The project creates a war file that can be deployed in various application services and is also OSGi-ified so it deploys nicely into Apache Karaf.

• src/main/webapp/plugin/brandingPlugin.js -- This is the main entry point of the plugin, and well, it is the only plugin JavaScript file. It defines a JavaScript module called Branding and an AngularJS (1.x) module called branding-plugin and pass the AngularJS module name to Hawtio's plugin loader. It doesn't define any component other than running module initialisation where it overwrites hawtconfig.json. Besides the hawtioPluginLoader call, this is mostly fairly standard AngularJS stuff.

Installation

WildFly / Apache Tomcat / Jetty

Copy the branding-plugin war file as the following name:

branding-plugin.war

to the standalone/deployments/ directory of WildFly or the deploy/ directory of Apache Tomcat / Jetty.

Apache Karaf / Red Hat Fuse (on Karaf)

From the CLI type:

install -s mvn:io.hawt/branding-plugin/2.8.0/war

(Substitute 2.8.0 with the version of choice.)

Spring Boot

For Spring Boot, you don't need an extra plugin war like this example to customise hawtconfig.json. You can simply put hawtconfig.json file into the Spring Boot application to overwrite the information.

See Spring Boot Authentication example instead for more details.