NuGet Gallery Feed for ClassyMapperC# Property Mapper that utilizes attributes in order to perform the mapping.
While I personally love auto mappers, I don't like being forced to configure
one type to another. In the end, I am just mapping one set of properties to
another set of properties. All I care about is that the names match
(or I can tell it what name to look for) and the types are assignable.
ClassyMapper will do just that!https://www.nuget.org/packages/ClassyMapper/2018-12-08T04:55:05Zhttps://api.nuget.org/v3-flatcontainer/classymapper/1.2.3/iconhttps://www.nuget.org/packages/ClassyMapper/1.2.3ClassyMapper 1.2.32016-05-27T14:37:17Z2018-12-08T04:54:41ZMetalKidhttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/MetalKidC# Property Mapper that utilizes attributes in order to perform the mapping.
While I personally love auto mappers, I don't like being forced to configure
one type to another. In the end, I am just mapping one set of properties to
another set of properties. All I care about is that the names match
(or I can tell it what name to look for) and the types are assignable.
ClassyMapper will do just that!https://www.nuget.org/packages/ClassyMapper/1.2.2ClassyMapper 1.2.22015-03-08T18:56:05Z2018-12-08T04:54:34ZMetalKidhttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/MetalKidC# Property Mapper that utilizes attributes in order to perform the mapping.
While I personally love auto mappers, I don't like being forced to configure
one type to another. In the end, I am just mapping one set of properties to
another set of properties. All I care about is that the names match
(or I can tell it what name to look for) and the types are assignable.
ClassyMapper will do just that!https://www.nuget.org/packages/ClassyMapper/1.2.1ClassyMapper 1.2.12015-03-08T15:40:56Z2018-12-08T04:54:37ZMetalKidhttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/MetalKidC# Property Mapper that utilizes attributes in order to perform the mapping.
While I personally love auto mappers, I don't like being forced to configure
one type to another. In the end, I am just mapping one set of properties to
another set of properties. All I care about is that the names match
(or I can tell it what name to look for) and the types are assignable.
ClassyMapper will do just that!https://www.nuget.org/packages/ClassyMapper/1.2.0ClassyMapper 1.2.02015-03-08T14:44:33Z2018-12-08T04:54:35ZMetalKidhttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/MetalKidC# Property Mapper that utilizes attributes in order to perform the mapping.
While I personally love auto mappers, I don't like being forced to configure
one type to another. In the end, I am just mapping one set of properties to
another set of properties. All I care about is that the names match
(or I can tell it what name to look for) and the types are assignable.
ClassyMapper will do just that!https://www.nuget.org/packages/ClassyMapper/1.1.1ClassyMapper 1.1.12015-02-05T04:05:00Z2018-12-08T04:54:36ZMetalKidhttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/MetalKidC# Property Mapper that utilizes attributes in order to perform the mapping.
While I personally love auto mappers, I don't like being forced to configure
one type to another. In the end, I am just mapping one set of properties to
another set of properties. All I care about is that the names match
(or I can tell it what name to look for) and the types are assignable.
ClassyMapper will do just that!https://www.nuget.org/packages/ClassyMapper/1.1.0ClassyMapper 1.1.02015-02-03T23:45:55Z2018-12-08T04:54:41ZMetalKidhttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/MetalKidC# Property Mapper that utilizes attributes in order to perform the mapping.
While I personally love auto mappers, I don't like being forced to configure
one type to another. In the end, I am just mapping one set of properties to
another set of properties. All I care about is that the names match
(or I can tell it what name to look for) and the types are assignable.
ClassyMapper will do just that!https://www.nuget.org/packages/ClassyMapper/1.0.4ClassyMapper 1.0.42015-02-03T03:20:21Z2018-12-08T04:54:42ZMetalKidhttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/MetalKidC# Property Mapper that utilizes attributes in order to perform the mapping.
While I personally love auto mappers, I don't like being forced to configure
one type to another. In the end, I am just mapping one set of properties to
another set of properties. All I care about is that the names match
(or I can tell it what name to look for) and the types are assignable.
ClassyMapper will do just that!https://www.nuget.org/packages/ClassyMapper/1.0.2ClassyMapper 1.0.22015-02-02T04:15:43Z2018-12-08T04:54:41ZMetalKidhttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/MetalKidC# Property Mapper that utilizes attributes in order to perform the mapping.
While I personally love auto mappers, I don't like being forced to configure
one type to another. In the end, I am just mapping one set of properties to
another set of properties. All I care about is that the names match
(or I can tell it what name to look for) and the types are assignable.
ClassyMapper will do just that!https://www.nuget.org/packages/ClassyMapper/1.0.1ClassyMapper 1.0.12015-02-01T21:27:10Z2018-12-08T04:54:39ZMetalKidhttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/MetalKidC# Property Mapper that utilizes attributes in order to perform the mapping.
While I personally love auto mappers, I don't like being forced to configure
one type to another. In the end, I am just mapping one set of properties to
another set of properties. All I care about is that the names match
(or I can tell it what name to look for) and the types are assignable.
ClassyMapper will do just that!https://www.nuget.org/packages/ClassyMapper/1.0.0ClassyMapper 1.0.02015-02-01T20:43:55Z2018-12-08T04:55:05ZMetalKidhttps://www.nuget.org/profiles/MetalKidC# Property Mapper that utilizes attributes in order to perform the mapping.
While I personally love auto mappers, I don't like being forced to configure
one type to another. In the end, I am just mapping one set of properties to
another set of properties. All I care about is that the names match
(or I can tell it what name to look for) and the types are assignable.
ClassyMapper will do just that!