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A library for safe functional programming in JavaScript, with first-class support for TypeScript
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/**
Tools for working easily with `Maybe` and `Result` *together*... but which do
not *require* you to use both. If they were in the `true-myth/maybe` or
`true-myth/result` modules, then importing either would always include the
other. While that is not usually a concern with bundlers, it *is* an issue
when using dynamic imports or otherwise doing runtime resolution in a browser
or similar environment.
The flip side of that is: importing from *this* module *does* require access
to both `Maybe` and `Result` modules.
@module
*/
import Result from './result.js';
import Maybe from './maybe.js';
import { curry1 } from './-private/utils.js';
/**
Transposes a {@linkcode Result} of a {@linkcode Maybe} into a `Maybe` of a
`Result`.
| Input | Output |
| ------------- | -------------- |
| `Ok(Just(T))` | `Just(Ok(T))` |
| `Err(E)` | `Just(Err(E))` |
| `Ok(Nothing)` | `Nothing` |
@param result a `Result<Maybe<T>, E>` to transform to a `Maybe<Result<T, E>>`.
*/
export function transposeResult(result) {
return result.match({
Ok: (maybe) => maybe.match({
Just: (v) => Maybe.just(Result.ok(v)),
Nothing: () => Maybe.nothing(),
}),
Err: (e) => Maybe.just(Result.err(e)),
});
}
/**
Convert a {@linkcode Result} to a {@linkcode Maybe}.
The converted type will be {@linkcode "maybe".Just Just} if the `Result` is
{@linkcode "result".Ok Ok} or {@linkcode "maybe".Nothing Nothing} if the
`Result` is {@linkcode "result".Err Err}; the wrapped error value will be
discarded.
@param result The `Result` to convert to a `Maybe`
@returns `Just` the value in `result` if it is `Ok`; otherwise `Nothing`
*/
export function toMaybe(result) {
return result.isOk ? Maybe.just(result.value) : Maybe.nothing();
}
export function fromMaybe(errValue, maybe) {
const op = (m) => (m.isJust ? Result.ok(m.value) : Result.err(errValue));
return curry1(op, maybe);
}
/**
Transposes a {@linkcode Maybe} of a {@linkcode Result} into a `Result` of a
`Maybe`.
| Input | Output |
| -------------- | ------------- |
| `Just(Ok(T))` | `Ok(Just(T))` |
| `Just(Err(E))` | `Err(E)` |
| `Nothing` | `Ok(Nothing)` |
@param maybe a `Maybe<Result<T, E>>` to transform to a `Result<Maybe<T>, E>>`.
*/
export function transposeMaybe(maybe) {
return maybe.match({
Just: (result) => result.match({
Ok: (v) => Result.ok(Maybe.just(v)),
Err: (e) => Result.err(e),
}),
Nothing: () => Result.ok(Maybe.nothing()),
});
}
export function toOkOrErr(error, maybe) {
const op = (m) => (m.isJust ? Result.ok(m.value) : Result.err(error));
return maybe !== undefined ? op(maybe) : op;
}
export function toOkOrElseErr(elseFn, maybe) {
const op = (m) => (m.isJust ? Result.ok(m.value) : Result.err(elseFn()));
return curry1(op, maybe);
}
/**
Construct a {@linkcode "maybe".Maybe Maybe<T>} from a
{@linkcode "result".Result Result<T, E>}.
If the `Result` is a {@linkcode "result".Ok Ok}, wrap its value in {@linkcode
"maybe".Just Just}. If the `Result` is an {@linkcode "result".Err Err}, throw
away the wrapped `E` and transform to a {@linkcode "maybe".Nothing Nothing}.
@template T The type of the value wrapped in a {@linkcode "result".Ok Ok} and
therefore in the {@linkcode "maybe".Just Just} of the resulting `Maybe`.
@param result The `Result` to construct a `Maybe` from.
@returns `Just` if `result` was `Ok` or `Nothing` if it was `Err`.
*/
export function fromResult(result) {
return result.isOk ? Maybe.just(result.value) : Maybe.nothing();
}
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