Introduce a Mapped Guesser#143
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Is it because of performance reasons or why would you not want to use attributes?
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There's currently no easy way to avoid adding attributes in order to configure which normalizers to use for which types. This `MappedGuesser` is a trivial Guesser implementation allowing users to specify a map of `Type::class => Normalizer::class` as an alternative to adding attributes to targets
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No - it's more to do with not wanting to import symbols from this lib into domain code. Attributes are a coupling of sorts, so if I have my own |
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There's currently no easy way to avoid adding attributes in order to configure which normalizers to use for which types.
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MappedGuesseris a trivial Guesser implementation allowing users to specify a map ofType::class => Normalizer::classas an alternative to adding attributes to targets