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MeMapper

A Simple Generic Java Bean Object Mapper

##How to use

MeMapper is developed for a handy usage. It is as simple as this:

• Example:

Target target = (Target) MeMapper.from(source).to(Target.class);

• Mapping with Lists:

Optional<List<Target>> targets = MeMapper.getMapperFromList(sources).mapToList(Target.class);

###Important points

• Source and target classes must fit with Java Bean specs.
  • important: do not name boolean fields starting with 'is'. (private boolean isActive | active)
• MeMapper maps fields which have the same name and type in both source and target types.
  • If target fields' type is assignable from source fields' type MeMapper will try to map the fields
    • Source field: Serializable & Target field: Integer
  • If source fields' type is assignable from target fields' type MeMapper will try to map the fields
    • Source field: Integer & Target field: Serializable
• Only those fields which have public getters will be used when mapping from source.
• Only those fields which have public setters will be used when mapping to target.

Example:

Source class:

public class Source {

private String title;
private Integer id;
private List<String> list;

     
public String getTitle() {
     return title;
}

     
public void setTitle(String title) {
     this.title = title;
}

     
public Integer getId() {
     return id;
}

     
public void setList(List<String> list) {
     this.list = list;
}

 
public Source(Integer id) {
     this.id = id;
}

}

Target class:

public class Target {

private String title;
private Integer id;
private List<String> list;
private Double ratio;

     
public String getTitle() {
     return title;
}

     
public void setTitle(String title) {
     this.title = title;
}

     
public Integer getId() {
     return id;
}

     
public void setId(Integer id) {
     this.id = id;
}

   
public List<String> getList() {
     return list;
}

 
public void setList(List<String> list) {
     this.list = list;
}

     
public Double getRatio() {
     return ratio;
}

     
public void setRatio(Double ratio) {
     this.ratio = ratio;
}

}

Mapping:

Source source = new Source(1);
source.setTitle("title");
source.setList(Arrays.asList("1","2"));
 
Optional<Target> target = MeMapper.getMapperFrom(source).mapTo(Target.class);
assert target.getId() == 1; //true
assert target.getTitle() == "title"; //true
assert target.getList() == null; //true
assert target.getRatio() == null; //true

If Source class implements Mappable interface; instead of

MeMapper.getMapperFrom(source).mapTo(Target.class);

you can use source.mapTo(Target.class);.

#For Developer Build and generate publication.

./gradlew clean build generatePomFileForBintrayPublicationPublication -DbambooPublishNumber=0

After publish to bintray

./gradlew -Pbintray-user=coskundeniz -Pbintray-key=**************** bintrayUpload -x clean