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package keywhiz.service.daos;
import keywhiz.api.ApiDate;
import keywhiz.api.model.Client;
import keywhiz.jooq.tables.records.ClientsRecord;
import org.jooq.RecordMapper;
import java.util.Optional;
/**
* Jooq has the ability to map records to classes using Reflection. We however need a mapper because
* the constructor's parameter and the columns in the database do not share the same order.
*
* In general, I feel having a mapper is cleaner, so it might not be a bad thing.
*/
class ClientMapper implements RecordMapper<ClientsRecord, Client> {
public Client map(ClientsRecord r) {
ApiDate lastSeen = Optional.ofNullable(r.getLastseen()).map(ApiDate::new).orElse(null);
return new Client(
r.getId(),
r.getName(),
r.getDescription(),
new ApiDate(r.getCreatedat()),
r.getCreatedby(),
new ApiDate(r.getUpdatedat()),
r.getUpdatedby(),
lastSeen,
r.getEnabled(),
r.getAutomationallowed()
);
}
}