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    bs-option

Some useful functions for dealing with `Some` and `None`.


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bs-option

Some useful functions for dealing with Some and None.

Getting Started

Install bs-option using yarn:

yarn add bs-option

Then add bs-option to bs-dependencies in bsconfig.json.

Usage

let someValue = Some(42);
let fourtyTwo = Option.unwrap(someValue);

API

  • Option.isSome(o) - returns true if o is Some(a)
  • Option.isNone(o) - returns true if o is None
  • Option.unwrap(o) - returns a in Some(a) or raises Option.UnexpectedNone
  • Option.expect(o, message) - returns a in Some(a) or raises Option.ExpectedSome(message)
  • Option.map(o, f) - returns Some(f(a)) for Some(a), or None if o is None
  • Option.unwrapOr(o, default) - same as unwrap but returns default if o is None
  • Option.unwrapOrElse(o, f) - same as unwrap but returns the result of the application of f if o is None
  • Option.mapOr(o, default) - same as map but returns Some(default) if o is None
  • Option.mapOrElse(o, f) - same as map but returns Some(f()) if o is None

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Last updated on 14 Mar 2018

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