runtime-spring-boot
BoxLang with Spring Boot
Overview
The boxlang-spring-boot-starter automatically configures BoxLang as a view
engine inside any Spring Boot 3.x application. Spring controllers return logical
view names, which Spring resolves to .bxm template files. Spring Model
attributes are available directly in templates via the BoxLang variables scope.
Requirements: Spring Boot 3.x · BoxLang 1.11.0+ · JDK 21+
Dependency
Gradle
dependencies {
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