README
lolodash__
Inspired by Scala's Try
classes (including Success
and Failure
).
Go lolodash__ or go nono
By using lolodash
you can avoid most try-catch blocks in your code. That is because lolodash
wraps around possible exceptions and simply returns whether it succeeded or failed.
Don't get it? Here is an example that will always succeed:
let result = __<User>(() => userFactory.create('Jack'))
.map(e => e.name)
.map(e => e.substr(-1) === 'k')
.value;
// Result will be true.
console.log(result);