Function: orElse()
Call Signature
orElse<
T
,E
,R
>(elseFn
,result
):Result
<T
|OkFor
<R
>,ErrFor
<R
>>
Like or
, but using a function to construct the alternative Result
.
Sometimes you need to perform an operation using the error
value (and possibly other data in the environment) to construct the fallback value. In these situations, you can pass a function (which may be a closure) as the elseFn
to generate the fallback Result<T>
. It can then transform the data in the Err
to something usable as an Ok
, or generate a new Err
instance as appropriate.
Useful for transforming failures to usable data.
Type Parameters
T
T
E
E
R
R
extends AnyResult
Parameters
elseFn
(err
) => R
The function to apply to the contents of the Err
if result
is an Err
, to create a new Result
.
result
Result
<T
, E
>
The Result
to use if it is an Ok
.
Returns
Result
<T
| OkFor
<R
>, ErrFor
<R
>>
The result
if it is Ok
, or the Result
returned by elseFn
if result
is an `Err.
Call Signature
orElse<
T
,E
,R
>(elseFn
): (result
) =>Result
<T
|OkFor
<R
>,ErrFor
<R
>>
Like or
, but using a function to construct the alternative Result
.
Sometimes you need to perform an operation using the error
value (and possibly other data in the environment) to construct the fallback value. In these situations, you can pass a function (which may be a closure) as the elseFn
to generate the fallback Result<T>
. It can then transform the data in the Err
to something usable as an Ok
, or generate a new Err
instance as appropriate.
Useful for transforming failures to usable data.
Type Parameters
T
T
E
E
R
R
extends AnyResult
Parameters
elseFn
(err
) => R
The function to apply to the contents of the Err
if result
is an Err
, to create a new Result
.
Returns
The result
if it is Ok
, or the Result
returned by elseFn
if result
is an `Err.
(
result
):Result
<T
|OkFor
<R
>,ErrFor
<R
>>
Parameters
result
Result
<T
, E
>
Returns
Result
<T
| OkFor
<R
>, ErrFor
<R
>>