Resolves #383: Added a search in FieldResolverScanner for getters where the field name needs to be converted from snake to camel case. #464
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… getters where the field name needs to be converted from snake to camel case.
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@oliemansm Would love to get a review for this and have it in the next build if possible. Feedback is welcome of course. |
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Added a search in FieldResolverScanner for getters where the field name needs to be converted from snake to camel case.
Resolves #383
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The findResolverMethod function has a cascading if/else check to try to find a matching method in a variety of formats. I added a 5th check (similar to the 3rd check) but instead of only capitalizing the fieldname I converted the fieldname from snake case to camelCase. The existing code uses Apache Commons-lang3 already, so I stayed with it to do the snake to camel case conversion. Ideally I would have preferred to use CaseFormat from Guava or CaseUtils from Apache Commons Text, but I did not want to introduce a new dependency.