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package org.pkl.config.java.mapper;

import java.lang.reflect.Type;
import org.pkl.core.PClassInfo;
import org.pkl.core.PModule;

/**
 * Automatically converts Pkl objects to Java objects. Use {@link ValueMapperBuilder} to create an
 * instance of this type, configured according to your needs.
 */
public interface ValueMapper {
  /** Shorthand for {@code ValueMapperBuilder.preconfigured().build()}. */
  static ValueMapper preconfigured() {
    return ValueMapperBuilder.preconfigured().build();
  }

  /**
   * Converts the given Pkl object to the given Java target type. The Pkl object can be an entire
   * {@link PModule} or any value contained therein. See {@link PClassInfo#forValue} for which Java
   * types are used to represent Pkl objects.
   *
   * 

When mapping to a generic target type, a fully parameterized type needs to be passed, e.g. * {@code List}. Parameterized type literals can be created using {@link Types}, e.g. * {@code Types.listOf(String.class)}. * *

If an error occurs during conversion, or if {@link ValueMapper} does not know how to convert * from the given object to the given target type, a {@link ConversionException} is thrown. */ T map(S model, Type targetType); /** * Same as {@link #map(Object, Type)}, except that the target type is narrowed from {@link Type} * to {@link Class} to allow for better type inference. */ default T map(S model, Class targetType) { return map(model, (Type) targetType); } /** * Returns the converter with the given source and target types. Throws {@link * ConversionException} if no such converter exists. */ Converter getConverter(PClassInfo sourceType, Type targetType); /** * Same as {@link #getConverter(PClassInfo, Type)}, except that the target type is narrowed from * {@link Type} to {@link Class} to allow for better type inference. */ default Converter getConverter(PClassInfo sourceType, Class targetType) { return getConverter(sourceType, (Type) targetType); } /** * Returns a value mapper builder that, unless further configured, will build value mappers with * the same configuration as this value mapper. In other words, this is the inverse operation of * {@link ValueMapperBuilder#build()}, except that a new builder is returned. */ ValueMapperBuilder toBuilder(); }