As a developer
I want to have a module definition
So that I can use artnet4j in a modular application
As this does not changes anything on the code itself, there's no need for any minor or major version update.
Additional information:
With Project Jigsaw, a modularization was introduced that makes a developer decide which parts of it's library can be used outside of the library. Utility classes so can be sealed from usage.
To use this, the libraries need a module definition explaining which packages can be used with the library and which other modules this library is using.
Having a module definition available allows to build a JRE only containing the really required classes for the application, which reduces classpath scanning and also removes unused classes from the classpath.
What needs to be done is to create a module-info.java to the src/main/java directory and define a module. There's also A Guide to Java 9 Modules.
As a developer
I want to have a module definition
So that I can use artnet4j in a modular application
As this does not changes anything on the code itself, there's no need for any minor or major version update.
Additional information:
With Project Jigsaw, a modularization was introduced that makes a developer decide which parts of it's library can be used outside of the library. Utility classes so can be sealed from usage.
To use this, the libraries need a module definition explaining which packages can be used with the library and which other modules this library is using.
Having a module definition available allows to build a JRE only containing the really required classes for the application, which reduces classpath scanning and also removes unused classes from the classpath.
What needs to be done is to create a
module-info.java
to thesrc/main/java
directory and define a module. There's also A Guide to Java 9 Modules.