fluent.api

Annotation Type FluentSender

@Retention(value=RUNTIME)
 @Target(value=PARAMETER)
public @interface FluentSender

Annotation, that triggers code generator to create a fluent builder for an existing factory method with many arguments. E.g. for method: public MyClass(String a, String b, int c, Object d) { } it will generate fluent API, which can be used like following: MyClass myClass = new MyClassBuilder().a("a").b("b").c(4).d(new Object()).build();

Optional Element Summary

Optional Elements

Modifier and Type	Optional Element and Description
String	className Specify the generated class name.
String	factoryMethod Specify factory method used to create instances of the fluent parameters builder instead of constructor.
String	methodName Specify name of the terminal method (method which really does perform the call to the factory method).
String	packageName Specify package name, where to create the generated class.
String	setterNameGroup Specify regex group, which should contain the name of the setter within the original method name.
String	setterPattern Specify prefixes of setter methods.

Element Detail

packageName

public abstract String packageName

Specify package name, where to create the generated class. If not defined, it will be the same as the class with the annotated method/constructor.

Returns:

Target package name.

Default:

""

className

public abstract String className

Specify the generated class name. If not specified, it will be auto-generated by the convention: {Model type}{target method name}er E.g. MyClassSender

Returns:

Generated class name.

Default:

""

methodName

public abstract String methodName

Specify name of the terminal method (method which really does perform the call to the factory method). By default the method name is "build()".

Returns:

Terminal method name.

Default:

""

factoryMethod

public abstract String factoryMethod

Specify factory method used to create instances of the fluent parameters builder instead of constructor.

Returns:

Name of the factory method.

Default:

""

setterPattern

public abstract String setterPattern

Specify prefixes of setter methods.

Returns:

All prefixes, by which we can identify setter method.

Default:

"(set)(.+)"

setterNameGroup

public abstract String setterNameGroup

Specify regex group, which should contain the name of the setter within the original method name.

Returns:

Group in Java regex notation (e.g. $1, $2 etc.)

Default:

"$2"