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@proem/variant
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@proem/variant
@proem/variant
provides functions for processing Variant
types (also known as discriminated unions, sum types, algebraic data types, ...).
Defining variants can be done with interfaces:
// Variant is a combination of multiple tagged types
type Op = Add | Sub | Increment | Decrement | Div
interface Add {
type: 'add'
left: number
right: number
}
interface Increment {
type: 'increment'
value: number
}
interface Decrement {
type: 'decrement'
value: number
}
interface Sub {
type: 'sub'
left: number
right: number
}
interface Div {
type: 'div'
left: number
right: number
}
variant.map
variant.map
takes an object with a variant handling function for each case, and returns
a function that takes a variant and returns a new value.
import variant from '@proem/variant'
// map returns a function that takes a variant and returns a result based on your config
const calculate = variant.map<Op, number>({
add: ({ left, right }) => left + right,
sub: ({ left, right }) => left - right,
increment: ({ value }) => value + 1,
decrement: ({ value }) => value - 1,
div: ({ left, right }) => {
if (right === 0) {
throw Error('DIVIDE BY ZERO')
}
return left / right
},
})
const result = calculate({ type: 'add', left: 2, right: 3 }) // === 5
Providing an optional default case as a second parameter allows handlying partial cases:
import variant from '@proem/variant'
// map returns a function that takes a variant and returns a result based on your config
const calculate: (op: Op) => number = variant.map<Op, number>(
{
add: ({ left, right }) => left + right,
sub: ({ left, right }) => left - right,
},
op => 0,
)
const result = calculate({ type: 'increment', value: 1 }) // === 0
variant.reducer
variant.reducer
takes an object with a variant handling function for each case, and returns
a reducer function that takes a state and variant and returns a new state.
import variant from '@proem/variant'
import array from '@proem/array'
type StatefulOp =
| { type: 'add'; right: number }
| { type: 'sub'; right: number }
| { type: 'increment' }
const calcReducer = variant.reducer<number, StatefulOp>({
add: (result, { right }) => result + right,
sub: (result, { right }) => result - right,
increment: result => result + 1,
})
const ops: StatefulOp[] = [
{ type: 'add', right: 4 },
{ type: 'sub', right: 2 },
{ type: 'increment' },
]
const result = array.reduce(ops, 0, calcReducer) // === 3
variant.oneOf
variant.oneOf
is a type guard
that can refine the type of a Variant to a more specific one.
function checkOp(op: Op) {
if (variant.oneOf(op, ['div', 'sub'])) {
const divOrSub: Div | Sub = op
// type inference knowns that op is either Div or Sub
} else {
// type inference knowns that op is not Div or Sub
const or: Add | Sub | Increment | Decrement = op
}
}
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proem package for handling algebraic data types
We found that @proem/variant demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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