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@chocolatelib/result

v0.0.5

Published

Result handling system based loosly on rusts result handling system.

Downloads

10

Readme

Result

Result handling system based loosly on rusts result handling system.

General Concept

There library contains two basic types, Result and Optional.
Result is used for a function which would normally have to throw to indicate that it failed.
Optional is uded for a function which can have no result.

The example for Result is a function which retreives some data from the internet, if there is a internet connection failure, it will return the error instead of throwing. The example for Optional is a function which needs to find something, if it doesn't find something it will return none, and if it does find something it will return some.

Usage

The state is a medium which allows passing a value with a guarentee of updates for future changes. This is done by passing a reference to the state to where it is needed.

//Declaring a function which returns a Result
async function getOnlineData(url:string):Result<Response,string>{
    let data = await Promise.race([fetch(url),new Promise((a)=>{setTimeout(a,3000,false)})])
    if (data === false) {
        return ResultError("Data timeout");
    } else {
        return ResultValid(data);
    }
}
//Calling the function
let result = await getOnlineData('Sample URL');

logStateValue(new State(1));
//Expected log output is 1

Changelog

  • 0.0.5

    Added ResultOk ResultErr OptionSome OptionNone to exports to allow creating more flexible returns

  • 0.0.4

    Removed all async integration, as it makes more sense to wrap the Result in a Promise than the other way around.
    Changed typescript target to ES2022 from ESNext.
    Changed vite config to emit ES2022.

  • 0.0.1

    Initial Version