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@toreda/fate

v0.7.0

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license

 

@toreda/fate

Return function results, errors, status, and logs with one object.

 

Install

With yarn (preferred):

yarn add @toreda/fate

With NPM:

npm install @toreda/fate

 

Usage

Library Usage

Typescript

import {Fate} from '@toreda/fate';

function request(): Fate<string> {
	// Can set the type of payload by calling Fate with a type arg.
	// Payload type defaults to unknown.
	const fate = new Fate<string>();

	const result = someAction();

	if (thereIsAProblem()) {
		return fate.error('whatever is passed will get converted to an Error obj if it isnt one');
	}

	fate.state.payload = result;
}

const fate = request();

if (fate.isFailure()) {
	// fate.state.errorLog holds all the errors that were attached to the fate
}

if (fate.isSuccess()) {
	// fate.state.payload
}

// Returns Error[] if fate fails, the payload if fate succeeds, or Error[] with a single error if payload is null/undefined
console.log(fate.getData());

// Converts all the state data into a string
const serialized = fate.serialize();

// Uses serialized state data to rebuild a fate
const fromSerial = new Fate({serialized});

TypeScript

import {Fate} from '@toreda/fate';

const fate = new Fate<never>();

if (fate.success()) {
	console.info(`Success`);
} else {
	console.info(`Failed`);
}
import {Fate} from '@toreda/fate';

function isPositive(value: number): Fate<boolean> {
	// Fate instance containing a boolean with an initial value `false`.
	const fate = new Fate<boolean>({
		data: false
	});

	// Sets success to false & sets an error code.
	if (typeof value !== 'number') {
		return fate.setErrorCode('non_number_value');
	}


	fate.data = value >= 0;

	return fate.setSuccess(true);
}

const result = isPositive(1);
if (result.success()) {
	// Function succeeded.
	if (fate.data === true) {
		console.info(`${value} is positive`);
	} else {
		console.info(`${value} is negative`);
	}
} else {
	console.error(`isPositive failed with error code: ${result.errorCode()});
}

 

Build

Build (or rebuild) the config package:

With Yarn (preferred):

yarn install
yarn build

With NPM:

npm install
npm run-script build

 

Testing

Config implements unit tests using jest. Run the following commands from the directory where config has been installed.

With yarn (preferred):

yarn install
yarn test

With NPM:

npm install
npm run-script test

 

Legal

License

MIT © Toreda, Inc.

 

Copyright

Copyright © 2019 - 2022 Toreda, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

https://www.toreda.com