Use case
I am currently mapping two objects where the mapping happens conditionally, based on both the source value AND the target value.
I have looked into the documentation, and the only way i found is to do something like this:
// A:
@Condition
default <T> boolean shouldMap(MatchingAttribute<T> value, @TargetPropertyName String propertyName, @MappingTarget MyClass target) {
try {
var field = target.getClass().getDeclaredField(propertyName);
field.setAccessible(true);
var getTargetValueByReflection = field.get(target);
return value.subvalue == getTargetValueByReflection;
} catch (NoSuchFieldException | IllegalAccessException e) {
// I am aware that i can let the exceptions bubble up
throw new RuntimeException(e);
}
}This works, but it is very clunky. It also requires me to use reflections that might fail with an exception.
What i'd like to use is an annotation that directly gets me the value:
// B:
@Condition
default <T> boolean shouldMap(MatchingAttribute<T> value, @MappingTargetValue T target) {
return value.subvalue == target;
}This is a lot less complicated to maintain.
Regardless of whether or not you accept this FR, mapstruct has already been a huge improvement to what i am doing. Thank you so much!
Generated Code
Code For A:
// A:
if ( shouldMap( entity.getAttribute(), "attribute", target ) ) {
target.setAttribute( modify( entity.getAttribute() ) );
}Code For B:
// B:
if ( shouldMap( entity.getAttribute(), target.getAttribute() ) ) {
target.setAttribute( modify( entity.getAttribute() ) );
}Possible workarounds
See above code example using reflections
MapStruct Version
1.6.3
Use case
I am currently mapping two objects where the mapping happens conditionally, based on both the source value AND the target value.
I have looked into the documentation, and the only way i found is to do something like this:
This works, but it is very clunky. It also requires me to use reflections that might fail with an exception.
What i'd like to use is an annotation that directly gets me the value:
This is a lot less complicated to maintain.
Regardless of whether or not you accept this FR, mapstruct has already been a huge improvement to what i am doing. Thank you so much!
Generated Code
Code For A:
Code For B:
Possible workarounds
See above code example using reflections
MapStruct Version
1.6.3