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Arpit Mohan b3c987a9f9 Convert the project into a multi-module structure 
We are moving to a multi-module structure so that different parts of the codebase can be exposed to the public while others can remain private. Using pf4j for plugin framework.

Also adding a build script `build.sh` which compiles the code and creates the `dist` folder for distribution purposes. Now we can build the code via

```
$ ./build.sh -DskipTests
```
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README.md

Appsmith Server

This is the server-side repo for the Appsmith framework.

How to build

$ ./build.sh <arguments>

For example:

$ ./build.sh -DskipTests

This will

  1. Compile the code
  2. Generate the jars for server & plugins
  3. Copy them into the dist directory

How to run

$ cd ./dist
$ java -jar -Dspring.profiles.active=$env server-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar