Examples of com.damnhandy.uri.template.DefaultVarExploder

com.damnhandy.uri.template.DefaultVarExploder

The {@link DefaultVarExploder} is a {@link VarExploder} implementation that takes in a Java object andextracts the properties for use in a URI Template. Given the following URI expression:

 /mapper{?address*}

And this Java object for an address:

 Address address = new Address(); address.setState("CA"); address.setCity("Newport Beach"); String result = UriTemplate.fromExpression("/mapper{?address*}").set("address", address).expand();

The expanded URI will be:

 /mapper?city=Newport%20Beach&state=CA

The {@link DefaultVarExploder} breaks down the object properties as follows:

All properties that contain a non-null return value will be included
Getters or fields annotated with {@link UriTransient} will NOT included in the list
By default, the property name is used as the label in the URI. This can be overridden by placing the {@link VarName} annotation on the field or getter method and specifying a name.
Field level annotation take priority of getter annotations

@see VarName @see UriTransient @see VarExploder @author Ryan J. McDonough @version $Revision: 1.1 $ @since 1.0

//      if (varValue.getClass().isAnnotationPresent(ExplodeWith.class))
//      {
//         Class<?> exploderClass = varValue.getClass().getAnnotation(ExplodeWith.class).value();
//         return fromCustom(exploderClass, varValue, varSpec);
//      }
      return new DefaultVarExploder(varValue);
   }

//      if (varValue.getClass().isAnnotationPresent(ExplodeWith.class))
//      {
//         Class<?> exploderClass = varValue.getClass().getAnnotation(ExplodeWith.class).value();
//         return fromCustom(exploderClass, varValue, varSpec);
//      }
      return new DefaultVarExploder(varValue);
   }

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