Python 3.7 helper tool to work with mapping of dataclasses.
It allow automapping a dataclass attributes
from automapping import Mapper, Rename
@dataclass
class InnerA:
number: int
list_of_values: List[str]
untyped_list: list
@dataclass
class A:
name: str
id_a: int
inner: InnerA
@dataclass
class InnerB:
number: int
list_of_values: List[str]
untyped_list: list
@dataclass
class B:
name: str
id_b: int
inner: InnerB
mapper = Mapper()
mapper.add_mapper(AutoMap(A, B, [
Rename('id_a', 'id_b')
]))
mapper.add_mapper(AutoMap(InnerA, InnerB))
input_a = A(name='Paul', id_a=6, inner=InnerA(
number=10, list_of_values=['a', 'b'], untyped_list=[1, True]))
result = mapper.map(input_a, B, ObjectDictTypeUpdater)
print(result) # B(name='Paul', id_b=6, inner=InnerB(number=10, list_of_values=['a', 'b'], untyped_list=[1, True]))
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