Architecture

Project Structure

The project is organized into the following directories:

• .github (opens in a new tab): Contains the GitHub Actions workflows, issue and pull request templates, linter configuration files, and other GitHub-specific files.
• CLI (opens in a new tab): Maven child module containing the source code for the Drifty CLI.
• GUI (opens in a new tab): Maven child module containing the source code for the Drifty GUI.
• Core (opens in a new tab): Maven child module containing the shared code between the CLI and GUI.
• Website (opens in a new tab): Contains the source code for the Drifty website (A Next.js application).
• config (opens in a new tab): Contains the configuration files for building the native installers and executables.
• Docker (opens in a new tab): Contains the Dockerfile to build and run the Drifty application in a Docker container.
  • dev (opens in a new tab): Contains the Dockerfiles to build and run the Drifty application in a Docker container for development purposes.
    • CLI (opens in a new tab): Contains the Dockerfile to build and run the Drifty CLI executable in a Docker container for development purposes.
    • GUI (opens in a new tab): Contains the Dockerfile to build and run the Drifty GUI executable in a Docker container for development purposes.
    • commons (opens in a new tab): Contains the Dockerfiles for the base images used by the Drifty CLI and GUI Dockerfiles.
  • prod (opens in a new tab): Contains the Dockerfile to build and run the Drifty application in a Docker container for production purposes.
    • CLI (opens in a new tab): Contains the Dockerfile to build the Docker image for the Drifty CLI executable.
    • GUI (opens in a new tab): Contains the Dockerfile to build the Docker image for the Drifty GUI executable.

Technologies Used

The Drifty project uses the following technologies:

• Java (opens in a new tab): The project is written in Java, which is a high-level, class-based, object-oriented programming language.
• JavaFX (opens in a new tab): The project uses JavaFX as the GUI toolkit for Drifty GUI.
• Maven (opens in a new tab): The project uses Maven as the build automation and project management tool.
• GraalVM (opens in a new tab): The project uses GraalVM to build native executables for the Drifty CLI and GUI.
• GluonFX Maven Plugin (opens in a new tab): The project uses the GluonFX Maven Plugin (which uses GraalVM under the hood) to build native executables for the Drifty GUI.
• Next.js (opens in a new tab): The project uses Next.js to build the Drifty website.
• Docker (opens in a new tab): The project uses Docker to containerize the Drifty application for development and production purposes.
• GitHub Actions (opens in a new tab): The project uses GitHub Actions for CI/CD workflows.