Adding ExHal.Interpreter module to define mappers in applications #24
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April 8, 2016 13:25
```elixir
defmodule MyInterpreter do
use ExHal.Intepreter
defextract :first_name
defextract :last_name
end
```
This would create a `to_params/1` function on `MyInterpreter` that
would be called with an ExHal.Document:
```elixir
iex(1)> MyInterpreter.to_params(doc)
=> %{first_name: ..., last_name: ...}
```
If the ExHal.Document does not have a property , it will default that
particular parameter to `nil`
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This would create a
to_params/1function onMyInterpreterthatwould be called with an ExHal.Document:
If the ExHal.Document does not have a property , it will default that
particular parameter to
nil