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@l3dev/api-result

v0.4.0

Published

Result objects for API responses

Readme

api-result

Description

An extension of @l3dev/result for creating result shaped API responses.

Mainly to be used with @l3dev type-safe api libraries:

Installation

npm install @l3dev/api-result
pnpm add @l3dev/api-result

Documentation

ok

Creates an OkResponse object, alias: ApiResult.ok

ok<T>(value: T): OkResponse<T, 200>
ok<T, S>(value: T, status: S): OkResponse<T, S>

Example

import { ok } from "@l3dev/api-result";

const result = ok({
	message: "Hello world"
});

result.ok; // true
result.value; // { message: "Hello world" }
result.status; // 200

Use EMPTY as a shorthand for a 204 No Content response, it is equivalent to OkResponse<null, 204>

err

Create an ErrResponse object, alias: ApiResult.err

err<T>(type: T): ErrResponse<T, null, 500>
err<T, S>(type: T, status: S): ErrResponse<T, null, S>
err<T, D>(type: T, context: D): ErrResponse<T, D, 500>
err<T, D, S>(type: T, context: D, status: S): ErrResponse<T, D, S>

Example

import { err } from "@l3dev/api-result";

const result = err("error");

result.ok; // false
result.type; // 'error'
result.context; // null
result.status; // 500

const resultNotFound = err("not found", 404);

resultNotFound.ok; // false
resultNotFound.type; // 'not found'
resultNotFound.status; // 404

Result.fromErr

Convert an Err object into an ErrResponse

fromErr<T, D>(err: Err<T, D>): ErrResponse<T, D, 500>
fromErr<T, D, S>(err: Err<T, D>, status: S): ErrResponse<T, D, S>

redirect

Create a RedirectResponse object, alias: ApiResult.redirect

redirect<T, S>(url: T, status: S): RedirectResponse<T, S>

Example

import { redirect } from "@l3dev/api-result";

const result = redirect("/home", 302);

result.ok; // true
result.redirect; // true
result.value; // { target: "/home" }
result.status; // 302

ApiResult.isOk

Returns true if the result is an OkResponse object

isOk(result: ResponseResult<...>): boolean

ApiResult.isErr

Returns true if the result is an ErrResponse object

isErr(result: ResponseResult<...>): boolean

ApiResult.isRedirect

Returns true if the result is a RedirectResponse object

isRedirect(result: ResponseResult<...>): boolean