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@efesto-cloud/maybe

v0.0.4

Published

Maybe type for efesto-cloud

Downloads

235

Readme

@efesto-cloud/maybe

A minimal Maybe<T> monad for expressing optional values without null/undefined at the call site.

Installation

pnpm add @efesto-cloud/maybe @efesto-cloud/result

Quick Start

import Maybe from "@efesto-cloud/maybe";

const maybeEmail = Maybe.maybe(user.email);

const displayName = Maybe.maybe(user.nickname)
    .filter((v) => v.length > 0)
    .else(() => user.fullName)
    .data;

Core Rules

  • Wrap an optional value with Maybe.maybe(value).
  • Build explicit presence with Maybe.some(value).
  • Build explicit absence with Maybe.none().
  • Check state with isSome() / isNone().
  • Provide fallback with else(() => defaultValue).
  • Convert to Result when the caller expects one: m.toResult().

API

Constructors

Maybe.maybe(value);   // Some(value) if non-nullish, otherwise None
Maybe.some(value);    // always Some
Maybe.none();         // always None

Maybe.fromObject({ some: true, data });
Maybe.combine(m1, m2); // Some<[T1, T2]> only if both present

Instance methods

| Method | Purpose | | --- | --- | | isSome() / isNone() | Type guards. | | map(fn) | Transform the contained value. | | flatMap(fn) | Chain another Maybe-returning call. | | filter(predicate) | Drop to None if predicate fails. | | fold(onNone, onSome) | Collapse to a single value. | | else(() => value) | Provide a fallback value. | | run(fn) | Side-effect if Some. | | toObject() | Plain { some, data } shape. | | toResult() | Convert to Result<T, NoneError>. |

Common Mistakes To Avoid

  • Do not treat Maybe like Result — there is no isFailure.
  • Do not access .data without checking isSome() first.

Patterns

Convert to Result at a boundary

const maybeEmail = Maybe.maybe(input.email);
if (maybeEmail.isNone()) return Result.err(new Error("Missing email"));
return Result.ok(maybeEmail.data.trim());

Fallback chain

const displayName = Maybe.maybe(user.nickname)
    .filter((v) => v.length > 0)
    .else(() => user.fullName)
    .data;

Types

type IMaybe<T> = ISome<T> | INone;

interface ISome<T> { some: true;  data: T; }
interface INone   { some: false; data: null; }

Only NonNullable types are allowed as Some's payload.