Generate PDFs, Excel workbooks, HTML reports, and SQL-powered dynamic spreadsheets with clean Java code, trusted SQL definitions, secure downloads, and production-ready defaults.
SQL-first Excel reporting: turn trusted queries into styled, secure, multi-sheet workbooks.
@ReportTemplate(
code = "invoice-basic",
title = "Basic Invoice",
templateFile = "classpath:/report-boot/report-templates/invoice.jrxml",
output = ReportOutput.PDF
)
@ReportEngineType(ReportEngine.JASPER)
@ReportSecured(watermark = true, expiryMinutes = 30)
@ReportFileName("invoice-${invoiceNumber}.pdf")
public class InvoiceReportDto {
@ReportField("invoiceNumber")
@ReportRequired
private String invoiceNumber;
@ReportTable("items")
private List<InvoiceItemDto> items;
}SqlReportSheet invoices = SqlReportSheet.builder()
.sheetName("Invoices")
.sqlDefinition("reports/sql/monthly-invoices.sql")
.sortBy("Department", "Invoice Date")
.groupBy("Department")
.betweenGroupSpaceRows(3)
.excel(excel -> excel
.column("Total", column -> column
.format(CurrencyExcelFormats.USD)
.backgroundColor(ExcelColors.SOFT_BLUE))
.formulaColumn("VAT", column -> column
.ROUND("[Total] * 0.15", 2))
.summaryFooter(footer -> footer
.label("Totals")
.SUM("Grand Total")))
.build();Report Boot does not force every report into one authoring model. Start from the contract that matches the job and keep the same governed runtime underneath.
Describe the template, engine, filename, fields, tables, access, watermark, and expiry directly on the report DTO. Spring discovers and registers the report contract.
Connect trusted SQL to a fluent workbook definition with named columns, formulas, formats, filters, groups, summaries, charts, slicers, and metadata.
@ReportTemplate(
code = "invoice-basic",
title = "Basic Invoice",
templateFile = "classpath:/report-boot/report-templates/invoice.jrxml",
output = ReportOutput.PDF
)
@ReportEngineType(ReportEngine.JASPER)
@ReportSecured(watermark = true, expiryMinutes = 30)
@ReportFileName("invoice-${invoiceNumber}.pdf")
public class InvoiceReportDto {
@ReportField("invoiceNumber")
@ReportRequired
private String invoiceNumber;
@ReportTable("items")
private List<InvoiceItemDto> items;
}SqlReportSheet invoices = SqlReportSheet.builder()
.sheetName("Invoices")
.sqlDefinition("reports/sql/monthly-invoices.sql")
.sortBy("Department", "Invoice Date")
.groupBy("Department")
.betweenGroupSpaceRows(3)
.excel(excel -> excel
.column("Total", column -> column
.format(CurrencyExcelFormats.USD)
.backgroundColor(ExcelColors.SOFT_BLUE))
.formulaColumn("VAT", column -> column
.ROUND("[Total] * 0.15", 2))
.summaryFooter(footer -> footer
.label("Totals")
.SUM("Grand Total")))
.build();Build filterable tables, KPI cells, charts, slicers, calculation columns, and metadata sheets from Java configuration. The output remains a real Excel workbook your users can inspect and continue working with.
invoice-sliced-dashboard.xlsx
Slicers, KPIs, trends, comparison charts, and interactive business exploration.
Provider engines, SQL outputs, secure delivery, custom governance, and performance in one starter.
Dynamic outputs, formulas by column name, grouping, summaries, metadata, and streaming workbooks.
Secure links, expiry, checksum, email delivery, scheduler flows, and wrapped custom exporters.
Generate, store, secure, and download reports through one Spring Boot service contract.
Keep template, engine, output, fields, filename, security, and formatting visible beside the DTO.
Use Jasper, JXLS, BIRT, Thymeleaf, Dynamic Excel, and CSV through one application pattern.
Turn trusted SQL definitions into Excel and CSV exports with named parameters and tenant controls.
Generate styled workbooks with formulas by column name, grouping, summaries, filters, and metadata sheets.
Protect generated reports with UUID access, expiry, checksum, requested-by tracking, and safe errors.
Send generated report attachments or secure links through manual and scheduled email workflows.
Wrap existing byte array, stream, or file exporters with Report-Boot validation, delivery, and security.
Control memory and runtime with streaming Excel, fetch size, timeouts, row limits, and parallel SQL sheets.
Adopt quickly with Spring Boot auto-configuration, YAML defaults, demos, provider docs, and Postman examples.
Report-Boot is the foundation. Next phases bring frontend-ready report widgets, a dashboard designer, an insights product for monitoring, an AI assistant baked into every template, and a no-code report builder that emits the template + DTO for you.
React / Angular components that render Report-Boot HTML output natively — print, preview, download, share. Drop into any dashboard.
Design dashboards visually. Studio generates ready APIs and DTOs for Spring Boot integration — you only inject the data.
Monitoring product for every generated report: run history, latency, failure rates, user access, and delivery health across tenants.
Drag fields, tables and groups in the browser; export a ready-to-inject template and a fully annotated DTO. A direct competitor to today's no-code report agents.
Every template ships with a ready prompt so your IDE or agent can wire the DTO, controller, and sample data automatically.
Natural-language report requests resolved into governed Report-Boot pipelines with security, delivery, and audit intact.
Each package connects the visual template to an annotated DTO, sample request, controller flow, and implementation notes.
Pixel-perfect JasperReports .jrxml templates wired to Report-Boot annotations. Annotate a DTO, drop the template under classpath:/reports/templates, and render a secured PDF.
ExploreBrowser-ready HTML report templates rendered by the Report-Boot Thymeleaf provider. Includes a print-optimised A4 variant with @media print CSS and a browser Print button.
ExploreExcel report packages built on JXLS. Stream large datasets, group, total and style, all driven by your annotated DTO.
ExploreEclipse BIRT .rptdesign packages rendered through the optional report-boot-birt provider. Ideal for complex, enterprise reporting requirements.
ExploreThe documentation now includes capability-specific Maven and YAML templates, complete property dictionaries, demo APIs, Postman flows, and cookbook examples.
<dependency>
<groupId>com.reportboot</groupId>
<artifactId>report-boot-spring-boot-starter</artifactId>
<version>0.1.0-MVP</version>
</dependency>
<!-- Add only the provider your report uses. -->
<dependency>
<groupId>com.reportboot</groupId>
<artifactId>report-boot-excel</artifactId>
<version>0.1.0-MVP</version>
</dependency>Start with a real demo, inspect every configuration property, and grow from a local report to scheduled, secure, observable delivery without replacing the foundation.
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