First you need to reference AutoMapper's class library in NuGet
install-Package automapperinstall-package AutoMapper.Extensions.Microsoft.DependencyInjection
Then create the class that you want to convert
public class user{ public int ID {get ; set ;} public string Name {get ; set ;}}
Public class userdto{ publicintgetset;} Public string Get Set ; }}
Then create a flag interface Iprofile
Internal Interface Iprofile { }
Next, create a class to inherit the AutoMapper profile class and implement the flag interface Iprofilethat you just created, and configure the relationship map in the constructor
Public class Myprofile:profile,iprofile { public myprofile () { createmap<user, userdto>(); Createmap<userdto, user>(); } }
Then create a class to register the relationship mappings
Public classMappings { Public Static voidregistermappings () {//get all Iprofile implementation classes varAlltype =Assembly. getentryassembly ()//get the default assembly. Getreferencedassemblies ()//get all referenced assemblies . Select (Assembly.Load). SelectMany (y=y.definedtypes). Where (Type=typeof(Iprofile). GetTypeInfo (). IsAssignableFrom (type. Astype ())); foreach(varTypeInfoinchAlltype) { varType =Typeinfo.astype (); if(Type. Equals (typeof(Iprofile))) { //Registering MappingsMapper.initialize (y ={y.addprofiles (type);//initialise each profile classe }); } } } }
From the above code can be seen using the flag interface to determine the registration mapping class for registration mapping,
Finally, simply add the service to the startup class's Configureservices method and add the mappings to the middleware to use
Public void configureservices (iservicecollection services) { services. Addautomapper (); Services. Addmvc (); }
Public void Configure (Iapplicationbuilder app, ihostingenvironment env) { mappings.registermappings (); }
Then you can use AutoMapper,
Public classValuescontroller:controller {PrivateImapper _mapper {Get;Set; } PublicValuescontroller ([Fromservices]imapper mapper) { This. _mapper =mapper; } //GET api/values[HttpGet] Publicuserdto Get () {User User=NewUser () {ID=1, Name="Dog Doll" }; varDTO = Mapper.map<user, userdto>(user); returnDTOs; }
}
Because the core uses DI to create objects, you simply add constructors.
Using AutoMapper in ASP.NET.Core