Vineflower

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Purpose: Vineflower is a Java decompiler that aims to produce accurate, readable code.
Java support: The site says Vineflower supports modern Java (J21+).
Output features: The site lists automatic output reformatting and multithreaded decompilation.
Distribution: The primary distribution is a JAR available from GitHub releases and Maven Central.
Runtime requirement: Running Vineflower requires a Java 17 or newer JVM.
IDE integration: The site offers an IntelliJ plugin for using Vineflower.
Command line: Vineflower can be run from the command line with a JAR and input files.
Library use: Vineflower can be added as a library through Maven or Gradle dependencies.
Slim artifact: A slim artifact is available without built-in plugins for cases where those plugins are not needed or a smaller dependency is desired.
Kotlin support: A command-line option enables decompiling Kotlin classes as Kotlin instead of Java.
Configurable output: Command-line options can write output to an archive or folder, or print it to the console when no output is specified.
Development status: The project describes itself as work in progress and welcomes contributions.

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