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Custom converters have limited usefullnes since they cannot access meta-information about the field they're converting. ``` public class CreditCardView { ... @MaskedField @Selector(value="#credit-card-number", converter=CustomStringConverter.class) private String creditCardNumber; ... } public...

All jspoon's conversion exceptions extend too broad `RuntimeException` and provide only the error message with no information about what field or class caused it. For example, if you use Jspoon...

Incorrect unit test ComparisonFailure messages

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Most of jspoon's unit tests (the ones not written by me) has assertEquals(arg1, arg2) with arguments switched places. They have first _actual_ then _expected_, when it should be first _expected_...

`ElementConverter.class`'s javadoc states that `@param node The matched {@code element}` but it is **not true**. `HtmlFieldWithConverter `does not perform css selection before passing element to convert() method so the `node`...

`HtmlFieldWithConverter.class` has the following code to check the declared converter: ``` if (converterClass.equals(ElementConverter.class)){ throw new IllegalArgumentException("Expecting a concrete type of " + ElementConverter.class); } ``` But that fails to catch...