Selma

Selma validates all mappings during compilation and breaks the build on errors, preventing runtime failures as emphasized in the README's 'Break build when mapping does not work' feature.

By generating Java code at compile time instead of using runtime reflection, Selma eliminates overhead, leading to faster data transformations as highlighted in the compile-time approach.

It handles nested beans, collections, maps, and enums, allowing complex data structures to be mapped seamlessly, per the features list in the README.

Users can define custom type-to-type mappings in the interface with compile-time checks, as supported by the 'Support Type to Type custom mapping' feature.