YYModel/Benchmark/Vendor/JSONModel/JSONModelTransformations/JSONKeyMapper.h

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//  JSONKeyMapper.h
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#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>

typedef NSString* (^JSONModelKeyMapBlock)(NSString* keyName);

/**
 * **You won't need to create or store instances of this class yourself.** If you want your model
 * to have different property names than the JSON feed keys, look below on how to 
 * make your model use a key mapper.
 *
 * For example if you consume JSON from twitter
 * you get back underscore_case style key names. For example:
 *
 * <pre>"profile_sidebar_border_color": "0094C2",
 * "profile_background_tile": false,</pre>
 *
 * To comply with Obj-C accepted camelCase property naming for your classes,
 * you need to provide mapping between JSON keys and ObjC property names.
 * 
 * In your model overwrite the +(JSONKeyMapper*)keyMapper method and provide a JSONKeyMapper
 * instance to convert the key names for your model.
 * 
 * If you need custom mapping it's as easy as:
 * <pre>
 * +(JSONKeyMapper*)keyMapper {
 * &nbsp; return [[JSONKeyMapper&nbsp;alloc]&nbsp;initWithDictionary:@{@"crazy_JSON_name":@"myCamelCaseName"}];
 * }
 * </pre>
 * In case you want to handle underscore_case, **use the predefined key mapper**, like so:
 * <pre>
 * +(JSONKeyMapper*)keyMapper {
 * &nbsp; return [JSONKeyMapper&nbsp;mapperFromUnderscoreCaseToCamelCase];
 * }
 * </pre>
 */
@interface JSONKeyMapper : NSObject

/** @name Name converters */
/** Block, which takes in a JSON key and converts it to the corresponding property name */
@property (readonly, nonatomic) JSONModelKeyMapBlock JSONToModelKeyBlock;

/** Block, which takes in a property name and converts it to the corresponding JSON key name */
@property (readonly, nonatomic) JSONModelKeyMapBlock modelToJSONKeyBlock;

/** Combined converter method
* @param value the source name
* @param importing YES invokes JSONToModelKeyBlock, NO - modelToJSONKeyBlock
* @return JSONKeyMapper instance
*/
-(NSString*)convertValue:(NSString*)value isImportingToModel:(BOOL)importing;

/** @name Creating a key mapper */

/**
 * Creates a JSONKeyMapper instance, based on the two blocks you provide this initializer.
 * The two parameters take in a JSONModelKeyMapBlock block:
 * <pre>NSString* (^JSONModelKeyMapBlock)(NSString* keyName)</pre>
 * The block takes in a string and returns the transformed (if at all) string.
 * @param toModel transforms JSON key name to your model property name
 * @param toJSON transforms your model property name to a JSON key
 */
-(instancetype)initWithJSONToModelBlock:(JSONModelKeyMapBlock)toModel
                       modelToJSONBlock:(JSONModelKeyMapBlock)toJSON;

/**
 * Creates a JSONKeyMapper instance, based on the mapping you provide
 * in the map parameter. Use the JSON key names as keys, your JSONModel 
 * property names as values.
 * @param map map dictionary, in the format: <pre>@{@"crazy_JSON_name":@"myCamelCaseName"}</pre>
 * @return JSONKeyMapper instance
 */
-(instancetype)initWithDictionary:(NSDictionary*)map;

/**
 * Creates a JSONKeyMapper, which converts underscore_case to camelCase and vice versa.
 */
+(instancetype)mapperFromUnderscoreCaseToCamelCase;

+(instancetype)mapperFromUpperCaseToLowerCase;

/**
 * Creates a JSONKeyMapper based on a built-in JSONKeyMapper, with specific exceptions.
 * Use the original JSON key names as keys, and your JSONModel property names as values.
 */
+ (instancetype)mapper:(JSONKeyMapper *)baseKeyMapper withExceptions:(NSDictionary *)exceptions;

@end