React with Vite + Java with Spring Boot

Your complete application, generated with AI in React and Spring Boot

Much more than a boilerplate. Describe the business and get a complete application, generated from more than 1,600 real application models and adapted to your domain. Here it comes out on both sides in React and Spring Boot, but the stack is your choice on every project.

7 days with everything unlocked. No credit card. The code is yours.

1,600+ Real application models
2 Backends: Spring Boot and Node.js
3 Frontends: React, Next and Angular

All of this ships in the generated project, in every project

React Vite TypeScript Spring Boot Java with Maven JPA and Hibernate PostgreSQL Flyway JWT authentication Roles and permissions Multi-tenant Audit Complete CRUD Admin screens OpenAPI and Swagger JUnit and Mockito End to end tests

From describing the system to the project open in your IDE

You do not fill in a generator form. You describe the system, and the analysis happens in the conversation.

1

Describe the system

In natural language. The AI asks what is missing the way a systems analyst would, until the model is complete.

2

The closest model is chosen

Among more than 1,600 models of real business applications, and adapted to your domain.

3

You choose both sides

React with Vite, Next.js or Angular in front. Spring Boot or Node.js behind. The API contract is the same.

4

Download and run

A standard Maven project and a standard Vite project. mvnw spring-boot:run and it is up, with no runtime of ours.

Separate layers, the way Java does Java

Domain, application and infrastructure kept apart, a DTO distinct from the persistence entity, and constructor injection. No giant service calling a repository from inside the controller. The root package comes from your project's domain, so the ClickMVP name appears nowhere in the code.

  • Maven with the wrapper (mvnw) already in the project
  • JPA and Hibernate for persistence, PostgreSQL as the database
  • Flyway: the schema history is born with the project
  • springdoc: OpenAPI and a browsable Swagger from the first boot
  • Checkstyle configured, so the standard does not depend on discipline
  • Per-IP request limits and protected sessions
backend/src/main/java
com/yourdomain/app/
├─ modules/ one package per registry
│  └─ patient/
│    ├─ Patient.java entity
│    ├─ PatientDtos.java input and output
│    ├─ PatientRepository.java
│    ├─ PatientService.java rules
│    └─ PatientController.java
├─ auth/ login, tokens, password
├─ access/ roles and permissions
├─ tenancy/ per-customer isolation
├─ audit/ audit trail
└─ shared/ errors, pagination, config
✓ mvnw spring-boot:run and it is up

What comes out for every entity in your model

Multiply this by every table in your system. It is the repetitive work that disappears.

Table and migration

The table with the fields and relationships of the chosen model, versioned in a migration from the first commit.

Entity, DTOs and repository

A JPA entity, create, update and response DTOs separate from persistence, and a repository with search, filtering and pagination.

Service and REST controller

Rules in the service, routes in the controller, input validation and responses consistent with the project's OpenAPI contract.

List, form and detail screens

In React, with search, sorting, pagination, correctly typed fields, upload and selection of related records.

Entity permissions

View, create, edit, delete and export, per role. The button a person may not use simply does not appear.

Tests

A unit test of the service with Mockito, a route test with MockMvc, and the entity's flow covered in the end to end test.

A boilerplate hands you structure. Here the application comes out.

A Spring Boot template solves the start of day one. The rest of the work is still all yours.

  Boilerplate or template ClickMVP here
Starting point An empty structure, the same for everyone More than 1,600 real application models, and the closest to your case is adapted
Your domain You code every entity, DTO, service and controller Comes out generated from the data model, with your project's root package
Screens None, or one example screen for you to copy List, form and detail per registry, with search, sorting, pagination and upload
Roles and permissions A security base for you to wire into your rules Permission per screen and per action, with the management screens ready
Audit, multi-tenancy and billing Out of scope, they come later In the first generated project, working
Tests One context test that boots the application Service unit, route and end to end, for every registry
Maintenance The standard survives on the team's discipline Every new module is born identical to the previous one, because it comes from the same template

In both cases the code is yours, and it runs with no platform runtime. The difference is where you start working.

549 files generated
201 in the backend, 348 in the frontend
115 REST endpoints, all described in OpenAPI
56 test files: JUnit, route and end to end
9 Flyway migrations, from the first commit

Measured on a real project of 14 registries, generated in React with Spring Boot: 54,800 lines, none written by hand. A larger project generates more, a smaller one generates less: the volume follows your data model.

You choose both sides

The API contract is a single one authored by the generator, so any frontend pairs with any backend. Switching sides does not rewrite the other.

Backend

Java with Spring Boot Node.js with Fastify and Prisma PostgreSQL Versioned migrations OpenAPI

.NET with C# is on the public roadmap, along with Vue.js on the frontend.

Frontend

React with Vite Next.js Angular TypeScript End to end tests

The same visual standard across all three, with light and dark themes and translations in English, Portuguese and Spanish.

Want the detail of how the generator turns a data model into code? See the architecture from the inside or the page about Clean Architecture in the generated code.

Questions from whoever will open the code

Spring Boot with Maven (the mvnw wrapper ships inside the project), JPA with Hibernate for persistence, Flyway for migrations, springdoc for OpenAPI and Checkstyle configured. The root package comes from your project's domain, not ours: the ClickMVP name does not appear in the generated code.
No. The API contract is a single one authored by the generator, so any frontend pairs with any backend. Today you combine React with Vite, Next.js or Angular with Node.js and Fastify or Java with Spring Boot. .NET with C# and Vue.js are on the roadmap.
A JPA entity, input and output DTOs separate from the entity, a repository, a service holding the rules, a REST controller, the table migration, permissions, list, form and detail screens on the frontend, plus the service and route tests.
The difference is the starting point. In a boilerplate you get the empty structure and still code every CRUD, every screen and every rule of your domain. Here the AI searches more than 1,600 real application models, picks the closest to your case and adapts it to your business: your domain comes out generated, with tables, screens, permissions, audit and billing working. And the code is yours, with no runtime of ours. See the full comparison

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