@verticalstrategy/datatypes
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Useful general purpose datatypes with TypeScript support
Additional datatypes for JavaScript.
This module provides useful types that are a common in of other programming languages, but are not included in core JavaScript/TypeScript.
yarn add @verticalstrategy/datatypes
| Type | Description | Documentation |
|---|---|---|
Option | Represent an optional value | Introduction / API |
Result | Represent a result or an error | Introduction / API |
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
ToPlain | Classes that can export to a JSON-able JS type |
FromPlain | Classes that can import from a JSON-able JS type |
Lazy | Represents a lazy-loadable type |
You may be familiar with some of the content of this module. Here are some analogs in other Programming Languages:
| Language | Other Name | Equivalent to | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Swift | Optional | Option | Swift docs |
| Rust | Option | Option | Rust docs |
| Rust | Result | Result | Rust docs |
| C# | Nullable | Option | C# docs |
| F# | Option | Option | F# docs |
| F# | Result | Result | F# docs |
Contributions are always welcome in form of pull requests. Discussion or bug reports are created by opening new issues.
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Useful general purpose datatypes with TypeScript support
The npm package @verticalstrategy/datatypes receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, @verticalstrategy/datatypes popularity was classified as not popular.
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