MapperFramework is a NuGet library that you can add in to your project.
First, configure MapperFramework to know what types you want to map, in the startup of your application:
Mapper.MapConfiguration(cfg =>
{
cfg.CreateMap<StudentModel, Dto.StudentModel()
.Property(wm => wm.CityName, m => m.CityModel == null ? null : m.CityModel.Name)
// You can use "IfNotNull" extensions.
//.Property(wm => wm.CityName, m => m.CityModel.IfNotNull(p => p.Name))
.Property(wm => wm.Fullname, m => $"{m.Family} {m.Name}");
});
Yoc can use "Ignore" functions:
Mapper.MapConfiguration(cfg =>
{
cfg.CreateMap<StudentModel, Dto.StudentModel>()
.Ignore(nameof(Mock.MapModels.Base.StudentModelMock.CityName))
// Or You can use this style.
.Ignore(m => m.CityName)
});
Then in your application code, execute the mappings:
var dtoModel = Mapper.Convert<Dto.StudentModel>(student);
Mapper.MapConfiguration(cfg =>
{
cfg.CreateDataReaderMap<Student>()
.Ignore(p => p.Birthday)
//// Or
//.Ignore(nameof(Student.Birthday))
.Property(p => p.FirstName, "Name")
.Property(p => p.LastName, "Family");
});
If you have standart SQL Style Guide (first name becomes first_name) you can use "UseStandardCodeStyleForMembers()" function.
Mapper.MapConfiguration(cfg =>
{
cfg.CreateDataReaderMap<Student>()
.UseStandardCodeStyleForMembers();
});
Or you can do it manually
Mapper.MapConfiguration(cfg =>
{
cfg.CreateDataReaderMap<Student>()
.Property(p => p.FirstName, "first_name")
.Property(p => p.LastName, "last_name");
});