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A set of Spring Boot Thymeleaf rules for rendering HTML pages from server-side templates. Thymeleaf connects page templates to controller data and safely builds links to static files.

In plain words
What is it for?
Use it to build server-rendered pages, reusable layouts, validated forms, and HTML responses updated through AJAX or HTMX.
Why use it?
It keeps page controllers, templates, layouts, forms, styles, scripts, and error pages organized consistently.

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Spring Boot Thymeleaf

Naming Conventions

  • Name page controller classes with the *PageController suffix (e.g., TaskPageController, UserPageController).
  • Name route constant holder classes with the *Routes suffix (e.g., TaskRoutes, UserRoutes).

Rules

  • Use MVC page controllers for template rendering routes.
  • Keep templates organized by feature-oriented folder structure.
  • Name template files in kebab-case and place them under templates/<feature>/ matching the controller feature package (e.g., templates/user/list.html, templates/user/detail.html).
  • Place reusable layout fragments under templates/fragments/.
  • Place layout templates under templates/layouts/.
  • Define a custom templates/error.html for application error fallback.
  • Place CSS in static/css/, JavaScript in static/js/, and images in static/images/.
  • Reference static resources using Thymeleaf's @{/css/...} link expressions.
  • Keep form binding and validation explicit at controller boundaries.
  • Return void with @ResponseStatus on write-only AJAX operations that produce no response body.
  • Accept JSON fragment responses from @Controller page controllers for HTMX/AJAX page-workflow responses.
  • Use @RequestParam for single-field form bindings.
  • Use @ModelAttribute command objects for multi-field forms that require Bean Validation.
  • Annotate a method with @ModelAttribute to pre-populate the command object before the form page renders.
  • Use th:errors to display field-level validation errors adjacent to each form input.
  • Keep model attribute keys stable and intentional.
  • Declare a LocaleResolver bean in the configuration class whenever locale resolution deviates from Spring MVC's AcceptHeaderLocaleResolver default.
  • Document supported locale codes and the fallback locale in a code comment at the LocaleResolver bean declaration when one is present.
  • Permit fragment rendering and page-workflow AJAX endpoints from page controllers when they serve the same template flow.

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