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# golang convert fields lib

## Idea
Main idea was to build a lib/helper to simplify copying same-name fields from one struct object to another one.

## Examples
### Example 1: most common usage, with sub-cases
```go
import (
	"log"
	"encoding/json"

	"github.com/go-convert/fields"
)

type FromStruct struct {
	ID     string `conv:"new,update"`
	Field1 string `conv:"new,update"`
	Field2 string `conv:"update"`
}

type ToStruct struct {
	ID     string
	Field1 string
	Field2 string
	Field3 string
}

func main() {
	fromDefault := FromStruct{
		"1", "field 1 value", "field 2 value",
	}
	toDefault := ToStruct{
		"old val 1", "old field 1 value", "old field 2 value", "old field 3 value",
	}

	log.Print("example 1.1 - new")
	from := fromDefault
	to := toDefault

	fields.Сonvert(from, "new", &to)
	fromB, _ := json.Marshal(from)
	toB, _ := json.Marshal(to)

	log.Printf("from %s => to %s", string(fromB), string(toB))

	log.Print("example 1.2 - update")
	from = fromDefault
	to = toDefault

	fields.Сonvert(from, "update", &to)
	fromB, _ = json.Marshal(from)
	toB, _ = json.Marshal(to)

	log.Printf("from %s => to %s", string(fromB), string(toB))
}
```
After running `go run examples/example-1/main.go`

Result will be something like below:
```bash
2020/01/14 21:46:32 example 1.1 - new
2020/01/14 21:46:32 from {"ID":"1","Field1":"field 1 value","Field2":"field 2 value"} => to {"ID":"1","Field1":"field 1 value","Field2":"old field 2 value","Field3":"old field 3 value"}
2020/01/14 21:46:32 example 1.2 - update
2020/01/14 21:46:32 from {"ID":"1","Field1":"field 1 value","Field2":"field 2 value"} => to {"ID":"1","Field1":"field 1 value","Field2":"field 2 value","Field3":"old field 3 value"}
```

### Example 2: custom config setup usage, with sub-cases
* New name of tag: `copy`
* New tag value for omitting: `ignore`
* New tag value for omitting empty field: `noempty`

```go
import (
	"log"
	"encoding/json"

	"github.com/go-convert/fields"
)

type FromStructCustom struct {
	ID     string `copy:"new,update"`
	Field1 string `copy:"new,update"`
	Field2 string `copy:"update"`
	Field3 string `copy:"category-1,ignore"`
	Field4 string `copy:"category-1,noempty"`
}

type ToStruct struct {
	ID     string
	Field1 string
	Field2 string
	Field3 string
	Field4 string
}

func main() {
	fields.SetTagName("copy")
	fields.SetOmitTagName("ignore")
	fields.SetOmitEmptyTagName("noempty")

	log.Print("example 2.1 - new")
	from := FromStructCustom{
		"1", "field 1 value", "field 2 value", "omitting", "not empty",
	}
	to := ToStruct{
		"old val 1", "old field 1 value", "old field 2 value", "old field 3 value", "old field 4 value",
	}

	fields.Сonvert(from, "new", &to)
	fromB, _ := json.Marshal(from)
	toB, _ := json.Marshal(to)

	log.Printf("from %s => to %s", string(fromB), string(toB))

	log.Print("example 2.2.1 - category-1")
	from = FromStructCustom{
		"1", "field 1 value", "field 2 value", "omitting", "not empty",
	}
	to = ToStruct{
		"old val 1", "old field 1 value", "old field 2 value", "old field 3 value", "old field 4 value",
	}

	fields.Сonvert(from, "category-1", &to)
	fromB, _ = json.Marshal(from)
	toB, _ = json.Marshal(to)

	log.Printf("from %s => to %s", string(fromB), string(toB))

	log.Print("example 2.2.2 - category-1")
	from = FromStructCustom{
		"1", "field 1 value", "field 2 value", "omitting", "",
	}
	to = ToStruct{
		"old val 1", "old field 1 value", "old field 2 value", "old field 3 value", "old field 4 value",
	}

	fields.Сonvert(from, "category-1", &to)
	fromB, _ = json.Marshal(from)
	toB, _ = json.Marshal(to)

	log.Printf("from %s => to %s", string(fromB), string(toB))
}
```
After running `go run examples/example-1/main.go`

Result will be something like below:
```bash
2020/01/14 23:13:26 example 2.1 - new
2020/01/14 23:13:26 from {"ID":"1","Field1":"field 1 value","Field2":"field 2 value","Field3":"omitting","Field4":"not empty"} => to {"ID":"1","Field1":"field 1 value","Field2":"old field 2 value","Field3":"old field 3 value","Field4":"old field 4 value"}
2020/01/14 23:13:26 example 2.2.1 - category-1
2020/01/14 23:13:26 from {"ID":"1","Field1":"field 1 value","Field2":"field 2 value","Field3":"omitting","Field4":"not empty"} => to {"ID":"old val 1","Field1":"old field 1 value","Field2":"old field 2 value","Field3":"old field 3 value","Field4":"not empty"}
2020/01/14 23:13:26 example 2.2.2 - category-1
2020/01/14 23:13:26 from {"ID":"1","Field1":"field 1 value","Field2":"field 2 value","Field3":"omitting","Field4":""} => to {"ID":"old val 1","Field1":"old field 1 value","Field2":"old field 2 value","Field3":"old field 3 value","Field4":"old field 4 value"}
```

## License
Copyright (c) 2020 Alex aka mailoman <alex@webz.asia>

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at

   http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

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