$ cnpm install option
An implementation of the option type, sometimes known as the maybe type.
An instance of an option type is an optional value. Either it's none, or an
instance of Some:
var option = require("option");
var some = option.some("Bob");
var none = option.none;
A function that returns an optional string isn't that different from a function
that returns a string or null. The advantage over null is that options
provide a number of functions that help with manipulating optional values.
function greet(user) {
return "Hello " + user.name().valueOrElse("Anonymous");
}
some(value).isNone() returns falsesome(value).isSome() returns truenone.isNone() returns truenone.isSome() returns falsesome(value).value() returns valuenone.value() throws an errorsome(value).map(func) returns some(func(value))none.map(func) returns noneConventionally used when func returns another option.
some(value).flatMap(func) returns func(value)none.flatMap(func) returns nonesome(value).filter(predicate) returns:
some(value) if predicate(value) === truenone if predicate(value) === falsenone.filter(predicate) returns nonesome(value).toArray() returns [some]none.toArray() returns []If other is a function (other conventionally returning another option):
some(value).orElse(other) returns some(value)none.orElse(other) returns other()If other is not a function (other conventionally being another option):
some(value).orElse(other) returns some(value)none.orElse(other) returns otherIf other is a function:
some(value).valueOrElse(other) returns valuenone.valueOrElse(other) returns other()If other is not a function:
some(value).valueOrElse(other) returns valuenone.valueOrElse(other) returns otheroption.isOption(value) returns true if value is option.none or option.some(x).value is null or undefined, option.fromNullable(value) returns option.none.option.some(value).
For instance, option.fromNullable(5) returns option.some(5).npm install option
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