Module com.github.hazendaz.parent

Package org.csveed.annotations

package org.csveed.annotations

Contains various annotation that can be applied to Java beans and contain instructions for reading CSV files and converting CSV Rows to beans.

The following annotations can be found here:

• CsvFile; generic instructions such as the symbols to use for parsing and whether to skip comment and empty lines. Used to set the start line from which to start the parsing process and whether to use headers or not. Also instructs on the usage of the mapping strategy from Row to bean.
• CsvCell; used to determine the mapping from either the column index or the column name to the property. Also used to set whether the value is required.
• CsvConverter; used to set your own PropertyEditor on the property
• CsvDate; used to set a custom date format (see SimpleDateFormat when converting to a Date
• CsvIgnore; states that a property must be ignored for mapping

Note that a default mapping interpretation is in place to make sure that an absolute minimum configuration is required:

• Column Index Mapping; used by default if no mapper is set, or explicitly if CsvFile.mappingStrategy() is set to ColumnIndexMapper. Properties are read in declaration order from their classes which translates directly to their column index.
• Column Name Mapping; used if CsvFile.mappingStrategy() is set to ColumnNameMapper. By default the name of the property translates to the column header.

Annotation Types

Class	Description
CsvCell	Various settings for a BeanInstructionsImpl translating to a CSV cell.
CsvConverter	Sets a custom converter for the field.
CsvDate	Date is a special case, since it will require a format to be supplied.
CsvFile	Various settings applying to the entire CSV file and BeanInstructions.
CsvHeaderName	Determines whether the field will receive the header name of the current dynamic column.
CsvHeaderValue	Determines whether the field will receive the cell value of the current dynamic column.
CsvIgnore	When this annotation is set on a field, it will be skipped during deserialization even if a matching column name is found.
CsvLocalizedNumber	Makes sure that a specific Locale is used to convert numbers.