How to use convert method of io.beanmother.core.converter.std.SameClassConverter class

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1package io.beanmother.core.converter.std;2import com.google.common.reflect.TypeToken;3import io.beanmother.core.converter.AbstractConverter;4/​**5 * Converter used to convert to a same type or a sub type.6 */​7public class SameClassConverter extends AbstractConverter {8 public SameClassConverter() {9 }10 public SameClassConverter(int priority) {11 super(priority);12 }13 @Override14 public Object convert(Object source, TypeToken<?> typeToken) {15 return source;16 }17 @Override18 public boolean canHandle(Object source, TypeToken<?> targetTypeToken) {19 return targetTypeToken.equals(TypeToken.of(source.getClass())) ||20 targetTypeToken.getRawType().isInstance(source);21 }22}...

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1import io.beanmother.core.converter.std.SameClassConverter;2public class SameClassConverterTest {3 public static void main(String[] args) {4 SameClassConverter sameClassConverter = new SameClassConverter();5 System.out.println(sameClassConverter.convert(null, String.class));6 }7}8public <T> T convert(Object source, Class<T> targetClass) {9 return (T) source;10}

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1converter.convert(1, Integer.class);2converter.convert(1, String.class);3converter.convert(1, String.class, "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss");4converter.convert(1, String.class, "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss", "UTC");5converter.convert(1, String.class, "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss", "UTC", Locale.US);6converter.convert(1, String.class, "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss", "UTC", Locale.US, "America/​New_York");7converter.convert(1, String.class, "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss", "UTC", Locale.US, "America/​New_York", "America/​Los_Angeles");8converter.convert(1, String.class, "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss", "UTC", Locale.US, "America/​New_York", "America/​Los_Angeles", "Asia/​Seoul");9converter.convert(1, String.class, "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss", "UTC", Locale.US, "America/​New_York", "America/​Los_Angeles", "Asia/​Seoul", "Europe/​Paris");10converter.convert(1, String.class, "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss", "UTC", Locale.US, "America/​New_York", "America/​Los_Angeles", "Asia/​Seoul", "Europe/​Paris", "Asia/​Tokyo");11converter.convert(1, String.class, "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss", "UTC", Locale.US, "America/​New_York", "America/​Los_Angeles", "Asia/​Seoul", "Europe/​Paris", "Asia

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1import io.beanmother.core.converter.std.SameClassConverter;2import java.util.Date;3public class Test {4 public static void main(String[] args) {5 SameClassConverter converter = new SameClassConverter();6 Date date = new Date();7 Date convertedDate = converter.convert(date, Date.class);8 System.out.println(convertedDate);9 }10}

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1Date date = new SameClassConverter().convert("2015-01-01", Date.class);2String dateStr = new SameClassConverter().convert(new Date(), String.class);3String str = new SameClassConverter().convert("2015-01-01", String.class);4Date date = new SameClassConverter().convert(new Date(), Date.class);5Object obj = new SameClassConverter().convert("2015-01-01", Object.class);6String str = new SameClassConverter().convert(new Object(), String.class);7Object obj = new SameClassConverter().convert(new Object(), Object.class);8Date date = new SameClassConverter().convert(new Object(), Date.class);9Object obj = new SameClassConverter().convert(new Date(), Object.class);10Integer integer = new SameClassConverter().convert("2015-01-01", Integer.class);11String str = new SameClassConverter().convert(1, String.class);12Long longValue = new SameClassConverter().convert("2015-01-01", Long

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1converter.convert("2015-01-01", String.class, Date.class);2converter.convert("2015-01-01", Date.class);3converter.convert("2015-01-01", Date.class);4converter.convert("2015-01-01", Timestamp.class);5converter.convert("2015-01-01", Time.class);6converter.convert("2015-01-01", Calendar.class);7converter.convert("2015-01-01", LocalDate.class);8converter.convert("2015-01-01", LocalDateTime.class);9converter.convert("2015-01-01", LocalTime.class);10converter.convert("2015-01-01", Instant.class);11converter.convert("2015-01-01", ZonedDateTime.class);12converter.convert("Asia/​Seoul", ZoneId.class);13converter.convert("+09:00", ZoneOffset.class);14converter.convert("P2DT3H4M", Period.class);15converter.convert("P2DT3H4M", Duration.class);16converter.convert("string", CharSequence.class);

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1String str = "String to convert";2String convertedStr = new SameClassConverter().convert(str, String.class);3System.out.println(convertedStr);4Integer integer = 123;5Integer convertedInteger = new SameClassConverter().convert(integer, Integer.class);6System.out.println(convertedInteger);7Float floatVal = 12.34f;8Float convertedFloat = new SameClassConverter().convert(floatVal, Float.class);9System.out.println(convertedFloat);10Double doubleVal = 12.34;11Double convertedDouble = new SameClassConverter().convert(doubleVal, Double.class);12System.out.println(convertedDouble);13Boolean bool = true;14Boolean convertedBool = new SameClassConverter().convert(bool, Boolean.class);15System.out.println(convertedBool);16Character charVal = 'a';17Character convertedChar = new SameClassConverter().convert(charVal, Character.class);18System.out.println(convertedChar);19Short shortVal = 123;20Short convertedShort = new SameClassConverter().convert(shortVal, Short.class);21System.out.println(convertedShort);22Long longVal = 123L;23Long convertedLong = new SameClassConverter().convert(longVal, Long.class);

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1public class SameClassConverter extends AbstractConverter<String, String> {2 public String convert(String source) {3 return source;4 }5}6public class SameClassConverter extends AbstractConverter<String, String> {7 public String convert(String source) {8 return source;9 }10 public String getKey() {11 return SameClassConverter.class.getName();12 }13}14public class SameClassConverter extends AbstractConverter<String, String> {15 public String convert(String source) {16 return source;17 }18 public String getKey() {19 return SameClassConverter.class.getName();20 }21 public String getName() {22 return SameClassConverter.class.getSimpleName();23 }24}25public class SameClassConverter extends AbstractConverter<String, String> {26 public String convert(String source) {27 return source;28 }29 public String getKey() {30 return SameClassConverter.class.getName();31 }32 public String getName() {33 return SameClassConverter.class.getSimpleName();34 }35 public String getDescription() {36 return "Converts from String to String";37 }38}

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