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2description: Java and Quarkus coding standards for whatsapp-verify
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7# Java Standards
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9- Target **Java 25** (project uses Mandrel/GraalVM via sdkman).
10- Use modern Java features: records, sealed classes, pattern matching, enhanced switch, string templates where appropriate.
11- Follow camelCase for methods/variables, PascalCase for classes.
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13# Quarkus & Picocli
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15- This is a **CLI application** using `quarkus-picocli`, not a REST service.
16- Commands implement `Runnable` and use `@CommandLine.Command`.
17- The top-level command is `WhatsAppVerifyCommand`; subcommands are registered via `subcommands`.
18- Use `@Inject` for CDI dependency injection. Prefer constructor injection for new classes.
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20# GraalVM Native Image
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22- The project builds native executables with `-Pnative`.
23- Register reflection config in `ReflectionConfiguration.java` when adding classes that need runtime reflection.
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25# Error Handling
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27- Catch specific exceptions; avoid empty catch blocks.
28- Use `org.jboss.logging.Logger` for logging, not `System.out`.
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30# Code Style
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32- Keep methods focused and short.
33- Prefer immutable data structures and records for value objects (see `Member.java`).
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