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github.com/codemodus/relay
go get github.com/codemodus/relay
Package relay provides a simple mechanism for relaying control flow based upon whether a checked error is nil or not.
func CodedFns(handler ...func(error)) (CodedCheckFunc, CodedTripFunc)
func DefaultHandler() func(error)
func Fns(handler ...func(error)) (CheckFunc, TripFunc)
func Handle()
type CheckFunc
type CodedCheckFunc
type CodedError
func (ce *CodedError) Error() string
func (ce *CodedError) ExitCode() int
type CodedTripFunc
func CodedTripFn(ck CodedCheckFunc) CodedTripFunc
type ExitCoder
type Relay
func New(handler ...func(error)) *Relay
func (r *Relay) Check(err error)
func (r *Relay) CodedCheck(code int, err error)
type TripFunc
func TripFn(ck CheckFunc) TripFunc
import (
"github.com/codemodus/relay"
)
func main() {
r := relay.New()
defer relay.Handle()
err := fail()
r.Check(err)
// prints "{cmd_name}: {err_msg}" to stderr
// calls os.Exit with code set as 1
}
h := func(err error) {
fmt.Println(err)
fmt.Println("extra message")
}
r := relay.New(h)
defer relay.Handle()
err := fail()
r.Check(err)
fmt.Println("should not print")
// Output:
// always fails
// extra message
ck := relay.New().Check
defer relay.Handle()
err := fail()
ck(err)
// prints "{cmd_name}: {err_msg}" to stderr
// calls os.Exit with code set as 1
ck := relay.New().CodedCheck
defer relay.Handle()
err := fail()
ck(3, err)
// prints "{cmd_name}: {err_msg}" to stderr
// calls os.Exit with code set as first arg to r.CodedCheck ("ck")
ck := relay.New().Check
trip := relay.TripFn(ck)
defer relay.Handle()
n := three()
if n != 2 {
trip("must receive %v: %v is invalid", 2, n)
}
fmt.Println("should not print")
// prints "{cmd_name}: {trip_msg}" to stderr
// calls os.Exit with code set as 1
ck, trip := relay.Fns()
defer relay.Handle()
err := mightFail()
ck(err)
n := three()
if n != 2 {
trip("must receive %v: %v is invalid", 2, n)
}
fmt.Println("should not print")
// prints "{cmd_name}: {trip_msg}" to stderr
// calls os.Exit with code set as 1
https://github.com/golang/go/issues/32437#issuecomment-510214015
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