Add option to dynamically exclude fields during map method invoke

[kuromukira]

Use-Case

There might be instances during mapping to view model that you want to ignore a property that contains a large list. This is not supported in the current version and the workaround for this is to remove the MappedTo attribute of the property, but this will cause the property to never be mapped to another model. This might lead to a more complex model design which is not the goal of the project.

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Proposed Solution

Additional parameter in

Model model = new Model();
using ModelVM modelVM = model.MapTo<ModelVM>(/*here*/);

to accept list of ignored target properties.

[kuromukira]

Use-Case

There might be instances during mapping to view model that you want to ignore a property that contains a large list. This is not supported in the current version and the workaround for this is to remove the MappedTo attribute of the property, but this will cause the property to never be mapped to another model. This might lead to a more complex model design which is not the goal of the project.

Proposed Solution

Additional parameter in

Model model = new Model();
using ModelVM modelVM = model.MapTo<ModelVM>(/*here*/);

to accept list of ignored target properties.

New proposed solution:

Additional Property Attribute

public class SampleObject
{
      [IgnoreIf(typeof(AnotherObject))]
      [MappedTo("FNAME")]
      public string FirstName { get; set; }
}

Refactor the mapper method to check for the IgnoreIf attribute