dart_mappable 1.0.1 dart_mappable: ^1.0.1 copied to clipboard
Serialize / deserialize dart objects effortlessly, without any boilerplate code or compromises.
import 'package:dart_mappable/dart_mappable.dart';
import 'main.mapper.g.dart';
@MappableClass()
class Person with Mappable {
final String name;
final int age;
final Car? car;
Person(this.name, {this.age = 18, this.car});
}
@MappableEnum()
// ignore: constant_identifier_names
enum Brand { Toyota, Audi, BMW }
@MappableClass()
class Car with Mappable {
final double miles;
final Brand brand;
const Car(int drivenKm, this.brand) : miles = drivenKm * 0.62;
int get drivenKm => (miles / 0.62).round();
}
@MappableClass()
class Box<T> {
int size;
T content;
Box(this.size, {required this.content});
}
@MappableClass()
class Confetti {
String color;
Confetti(this.color);
}
void main() {
// decode from json string
String json = '{"name": "Max", "car": {"driven_km": 1000, "brand": "audi"}}';
Person person = Mapper.fromJson(json);
print(person);
// Person(name: Max, age: 18, car: Car(miles: 620.0, brand: Brand.Audi))
// make a copy
Person person2 = person.copyWith(name: 'Anna', age: 20);
print(person2); // Person(name: Anna, age: 20, car: ...
// encode to map
Map<String, dynamic> map = person.toMap();
print(map); // {name: Max, age: 18, car: {driven_km: 1000, brand: audi}}
// decode from map
Person person3 = Mapper.fromMap(map);
print(person3); // Person(name: Max, age: 18, car: ...
// check equality
print(person3 == person); // true
// directly convert to json
print(person3.toJson()); // {"name":"Max","age":18,"car":{...
// optionally use Mapper functions
print(Mapper.isEqual(person, person3)); // true
print(Mapper.asString(person)); // Person(name: Max, age: 18, ...
// use generic objects
Box<Confetti> box = Box(10, content: Confetti('Rainbow'));
String boxJson = box.toJson();
print(boxJson);
// {"size":10,"content":{"color":"Rainbow"},"_type":"Box<Confetti>"}
// ... somewhere else
dynamic whatAmI = Mapper.fromJson(boxJson);
print(whatAmI.runtimeType); // Box<Confetti>
// also works with lists and sets
List<int> numbers = Mapper.fromJson('[2, 4, 105]');
print(numbers); // [2, 4, 105]
}