jdeploy-marketplace

jDeploy Plugin for Claude Code

A Claude Code plugin for creating and publishing cross-platform Java desktop applications with jDeploy.

Installation

Step 1: Add the Marketplace

/plugin marketplace add shannah/jdeploy-claude

Step 2: Install the Plugin

/plugin install jdeploy@jdeploy-marketplace

Step 3: Verify Installation

The following skills should now be available:

• /jdeploy:setup
• /jdeploy:new
• /jdeploy:run
• /jdeploy:install
• /jdeploy:publish
• /jdeploy:configure

Updating the Plugin

To get the latest version:

/plugin update jdeploy@jdeploy-marketplace

Or enable auto-updates:

1. Run /plugin
2. Go to Marketplaces tab
3. Select jdeploy-marketplace
4. Enable auto-update

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Available Skills

/jdeploy:new - Create a New Project

Creates a new Java project from a template, fully configured for jDeploy.

Usage:

/jdeploy:new

Claude will ask you for:

• Project template (Swing, JavaFX, CLI, MCP server, etc.)
• Main class name (e.g., com.example.myapp.MyApp)
• App title
• Parent directory

Available Templates:

Template	Description
swing	Traditional Swing desktop app
javafx	Modern JavaFX desktop app
picocli	Command-line tool with argument parsing
spring-boot-rest	Spring Boot REST API
spring-boot-mcp-server	Spring Boot MCP server for AI tools
quarkus-rest	Quarkus REST API
quarkus-mcp-server	Quarkus MCP server for AI tools
kotlin-multiplatform	Kotlin multiplatform project
fxgl	FXGL game framework

Example:

/jdeploy:new

> Template: javafx
> Main class: com.example.myapp.MyApp
> App title: My Desktop App
> Directory: ~/projects

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/jdeploy:setup - Configure Existing Project

Configures an existing Java project for jDeploy distribution.

Usage:

/jdeploy:setup

This will:

1. Detect your build system (Maven or Gradle)
2. Identify app type (GUI, CLI, service, MCP server)
3. Configure JAR packaging with dependencies
4. Create package.json with jDeploy settings
5. Find and configure an application icon
6. Add GUI fallback for non-GUI apps
7. Optionally set up GitHub Actions workflow

When to use:

• You have an existing Java project you want to distribute
• You want to create native installers for your app
• You want to publish to npm or GitHub

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/jdeploy:run - Build and Run Locally

Builds your project and runs it exactly as end users would experience it.

Usage:

/jdeploy:run

This will:

1. Build your project (Maven or Gradle)
2. Run via npx jdeploy run
3. Use the correct JRE version from your config
4. Bundle JavaFX if configured

With arguments:

/jdeploy:run
> Pass these args: --config myconfig.json

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/jdeploy:install - Install Locally

Installs your app locally for full testing, including desktop shortcuts and PATH integration.

Usage:

/jdeploy:install

This will:

1. Build your project
2. Run npx jdeploy install
3. Create desktop shortcuts
4. Add CLI commands to PATH

After installation, you can launch your app from the Start menu (Windows), Applications folder (macOS), or command line.

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/jdeploy:publish - Publish Your App

Publishes your application so users can install it.

Usage:

/jdeploy:publish

Publish Targets:

Target	Description
GitHub (Recommended)	Creates native installers (.exe, .dmg, .deb) via GitHub Actions. Users download from your releases page.
npm	Publishes to npm registry. Users install with npm install -g <package>.

The skill remembers your choice in .jdeploy/config.json for future publishes.

GitHub Publishing Flow:

1. Verifies git repo and remote
2. Creates/verifies GitHub Actions workflow
3. Bumps version if needed
4. Creates a GitHub release
5. GitHub Actions builds native installers automatically

npm Publishing Flow:

1. Verifies npm login
2. Builds the project
3. Runs npm publish

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/jdeploy:configure - Configure App Settings

Configures various jDeploy settings for your application through a guided interface.

Usage:

/jdeploy:configure

Available Configuration Options:

Option	Description
Splash screen & icon	Set splash.png, loading.png, and icon.png
Java runtime	Version, JDK vs JRE, JavaFX, JetBrains Runtime
Commands & services	CLI commands, service controllers
Helper actions	System tray menu items
MCP server	AI tool integration
File associations	Register file extensions (documentTypes)
URL protocols	Custom URL schemes (urlSchemes)
Singleton mode	Single-instance with deep linking
Permissions	macOS permission requests
Run as admin	Elevated privileges

Example:

/jdeploy:configure