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package com.jaxio.celerio.configuration.convention;

import lombok.Setter;

import java.util.regex.Pattern;

/**
 * By default Celerio calculates Java field name based on the underlying column name. 
* This setting allows you to change the column name that is passed to Celerio to calculate the default field name.
* You can for example remove well known prefix pattern from your column names. */ public class Renamer { @Setter private String regexp; @Setter private String replace; /* * The regular expression to apply on the column name. For example, assuming you want to remove from all column names the prefix string that consists of 3 * chars and a '_', you can use 'regexp="^.{3}_" replace=""' or 'regexp="^qrtz_" replace="Quartz_"' */ public String getRegexp() { return regexp; } /* * The replacement String. For example, assuming you want to remove from all column names the prefix string that consists of 3 chars and a '_', you can use * 'regexp="^.{3}_" replace=""' or 'regexp="^qrtz_" replace="Quartz_"' */ public String getReplace() { return replace; } @Override public String toString() { return "regexp=" + regexp + " replace=" + replace; } public boolean match(String value) { return Pattern.compile(regexp).matcher(value).find(); } public String rename(String value) { if (value == null) { return null; } return value.replaceAll(regexp, replace); } }




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