Source link: https://github.com/txusballesteros/android-transformer

Android Transformer

Android Transformer It's a Java library to manage your object transformations between your POJO objects.

Version

How to use

Add the library dependency to your build.gradle file.

dependencies {

  ...
  compile 'com.mobandme:android-transformer:1.2'
  provided 'com.mobandme:android-transformer-compiler:1.2' 
}

If you are using any other libraries with AnnotationsProcessors like ButterKnife, Realm, etc... You need to set this in your build.gradle to exclude the Processor that is already packaged:

packagingOptions {

  exclude 'META-INF/services/javax.annotation.processing.Processor' 
}

Use @Mappable annotation on your class definitions and @Mapped on the fields that you want map to the destination object. See that you destination object type is defined by the 'with' configuration on @Mappable annotation.

IMPORTANT, You don't need configure nothing on your destination classes because the library made this job to you.

@Mappable( with = Home.class ) class HomeModel {

@Mapped
  public String Address;

 // If your objects does not contains the same names into their fields,
  // you can configure the destiny name using the 'toField' parameter.
  @Mapped ( toField = "PostalCode")
  public String CityCode;
  ...  
}

class Home {

public String Address;

 public String PostalCode;
  ...  
}

And now you will can make your object conversion.

public class MainActivity extends Activity {

 private void MyMethod(HomeModel model) {

//Build your Class transformer.

Transformer homeModelTransformer = new Transformer

  .Builder()

.build(HomeModel.class);

 ...

//Converting your Model objects to your Domain objects.

Home home = (Home)homeModelTransformer.transform(model);

//If you don't like castings between your objects, you can use this.

Home home = homeModelTransformer.transform(model, Home.class);

...

//Converting your Domain objects to your Model objects.

HomeModel homeModel = (HomeModel)homeModelTransformer.transform(home);

//If you don't like castings between your objects, you can use this.

HomeModel homeModel = homeModelTransformer.transform(home, HomeModel.class);

...
  
}
 
}

Using Custom Parsers

Imagine that you need make complex conversions between your objects, for example, you have a entity on your model with a field of String type, and on the other hand you have a Calendar type field on your Domain objects. Now, you can configure your customs data parsers and personalize this conversions.

First, create your custom data parsers, IMPORTANT, you need the in-out data parsers, I mean, if you want convert a String to a Calendar, you need a parser to convert Calendar to String.

public class CalendarToStringParser extends AbstractParser<Calendar, String> {

 @Override
  protected String onParse(Calendar value) {

SimpleDateFormat dateFormatter = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd");

return dateFormatter.format(value.getTime());

  
}
 
}

public class StringToCalendarParser extends AbstractParser<String, Calendar> {

  @Override
  protected Calendar onParse(String value) {

Calendar calendar = GregorianCalendar.getInstance();

 try {

 SimpleDateFormat dateFormatter = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd");

 calendar.setTime(dateFormatter.parse(value));

}
 catch (ParseException e) {
 
}

 return calendar;
  
}
 
}

Now, you need configure this parsers into your fields.

@Mappable( with = Home.class ) public class HomeModel {

...

 @Parse(

originToDestinationWith = CalendarToStringParser.class,

destinationToOriginWith = StringToCalendarParser.class
  )
  @Mapped public Calendar Date;

 ...

}

License

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http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

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Contact: Txus Ballesteros [email protected]

Source link: https://github.com/txusballesteros/android-transformer

Resources

Android Transformer