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About

open-java-format is a Java formatter developed in the open. It began as a fork of palantir-java-format, which is itself a fork of google-java-format, and every artifact is now built and published from its own repository. Why the project exists is in the manifesto.

Where it is published

Where What
Maven Central dev.openjavaformat:open-java-format, with -spi, -native and -jdk-bootstrap
Gradle Plugin Portal dev.openjavaformat.java-format
JetBrains Marketplace the IntelliJ IDEA plugin
GitHub Releases native binaries, the runnable jar, the Gradle, IntelliJ IDEA and Eclipse plugins

The Maven Central artifacts, the Gradle plugins and the files of a GitHub release are built by the release workflow from the tag of the version.

Verify a download

Each file of a GitHub release has a .asc signature next to it, and so does each artifact on Maven Central and the Gradle Plugin Portal. They are made with the project's release key:

13A6 BDF2 DAA9 8D3D 573B  33EA 1004 81FD AEE9 4DE9

The key is published on keys.openpgp.org. Import it once, then check the checksum file of a release, and the checksum file against your download as shown on the Command line page.

curl -sSL https://keys.openpgp.org/vks/v1/by-fingerprint/13A6BDF2DAA98D3D573B33EA100481FDAEE94DE9 | gpg --import
gpg --verify checksums_sha256.txt.asc checksums_sha256.txt

A good signature ends with the fingerprint above. gpg also warns that the key is not certified with a trusted signature, because nobody in your keyring has signed it: compare the fingerprint instead.

Licence

open-java-format is distributed under the Apache License 2.0, like palantir-java-format and google-java-format, and it keeps the copyright notices of both. Neither Palantir Technologies Inc. nor Google LLC endorses, sponsors or is affiliated with it.

Take part

  • Report a bug or propose a change in the issues, where planned work is tracked too.
  • Every page of this site has an Edit this page button, which opens a pull request against its sources.