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Rust-like Option and Result types in Python, slotted and fully typed.
An Option
type represents an optional value, every Option
is either Some
and contains Some value, or NONE
A Result
type represents a value that might be an error. Every Result
is either Ok
and contains a success value, or Err
and contains an error value.
Using an Option
type forces you to deal with None
values in your code and increase type safety.
Using a Result
type simplifies error handling and reduces try
except
blocks.
from option import Result, Option, Ok, Err
from requests import get
def call_api(url, params) -> Result[dict, int]:
result = get(url, params)
code = result.status_code
if code == 200:
return Ok(result.json())
return Err(code)
def calculate(url, params) -> Option[int]:
return call_api(url, params).ok().map(len)
dict_len = calculate('https://example.com', {})
Option can be installed from PyPi:
pip install option
The documentation lives at https://mat1g3r.github.io/option/
MIT
FAQs
Rust like Option and Result types in Python
We found that option demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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