If you include:
using AgileObjects.AgileMapper.Extensions;
...mapping can be performed via extension methods. For example:
// Create a new CustomerViewModel from a Customer:
var customerViewModel = customer.Map().ToANew<CustomerViewModel>();
// Deep-clone a Customer:
var clonedCustomer = customerToBeCloned.DeepClone();
// Update a Customer from a CustomerSaveRequest
customerSaveRequest.Map().Over(customer);
// Merge a CustomerDto onto a Customer:
customerDto.Map().OnTo(customer);
Mappings performed via these extension methods use the default mapper - the same one you map with via the static Mapper API. To use an instance mapper with an extension method, use:
// Deep-clone a Customer using
// the given instance-scoped mapper:
var clonedCustomer = customer
.DeepCloneUsing(myInstanceScopedMapper);
// Update a Customer from a CustomerSaveRequest using
// the given instance-scoped mapper:
customerSaveRequest
.MapUsing(myInstanceScopedMapper)
.Over(customer);
// etc.
You can also configure extension-method mappings inline, for example:
var customerSaveRequest = customerDto.Map().ToANew<CustomerSaveRequest>(cfg => cfg
.Map((dto, csr) => dto.Id)
.To(csr => csr.CustomerId));
...and combine that with an instance-scoped mapper, for example:
customerSaveRequest
.MapUsing(instanceMapper)
.Over(customer, cfg => cfg
.Map((csr, c) => csr.AddressSaveRequest)
.To(c => c.Address));
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