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PrintClassInstance
Object Extensions can be used to: (1) Create flattend structures (2) Compare or Combine two objects (3) Get or Set member values (4) Deep Clone (5) Save (text file,S3) object graph (6) Get metadata (7) Get type information (8) Create instance (9) Copy to another object (10) Snapshots Visit the project site to get more info on usage: https://harip.github.io/site/printclassinstance
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Object Extensions can be used to: (1) Create flattend structures (2) Compare or Combine two objects (3) Get or Set member values (4) Deep Clone (5) Save (text file,S3) object graph (6) Get metadata (7) Get type information (8) Create instance (9) Copy to another object (10) Snapshots Visit the project site to get more info on usage: https://harip.github.io/site/printclassinstance
We found that printclassinstance demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 05 Nov 2017
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