AutoMapper – Declarative data mapper for PHP 7

AutoMapper can map data from array/object to existing array/object or marshal a new one.

Mapping rules specified in declarative way using three simple definitions:

• From definition (From::create or via short function from) — maps single field from source to target. Supports chainable functions:
  • ->convert(callable $callable) — converts input value to another one via any callable;
  • ->trim() — trims value to eliminate whitespaces (suitable for strings);
  • ->default($defaultValue) — returns default value if source field is missing;
  • ->ignoreMissing() — ignores target field if source field is missing;
  • ->ignoreEmpty() — ignores target field if source field is empty.
• Aggregate definition (Aggregate::create or via short function aggregate) — maps multiple fields from source to single target field. Supports chainable functions:
  • ->trim() — trims aggregated value
  • ->ignoreEmpty() — ignores target field if aggregated value is empty.
• Value definition (Value::create or via short function value) — maps constant value to target field. Supports chainable functions:
  • ->trim()
  • ->ignoreEmpty()

All missing source fields can be ignored via AutoMapper::create(...)->ignoreAllMissing() modifier.