DrifterApps.Seeds.FluentResult 0.1.6

FluentResult

FluentResult is a C# library that provides a fluent API for handling results of operations, including success and failure cases. It includes various utilities and extensions to simplify error handling and result aggregation.

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Usage
  • Basic Result Handling
  • Aggregating Results
  • Asynchronous Result Handling
  • Ensuring Validation
• Contributing
• License

Installation

To install FluentResult, you can use the NuGet package manager:

dotnet add package FluentResult

Usage

Basic Result Handling

You can create and handle results using the Result class and its extension methods.

using DrifterApps.Seeds.FluentResult;

// Creating a success result
var successResult = Result<int>.Success(42);

// Creating a failure result
var failureResult = Result<int>.Failure(new ResultError("Error.Code", "Error description"));

// Handling success and failure
var finalResult = successResult.OnSuccess(value => Result<string>.Success(value.ToString()))
                               .OnFailure(error => Result<string>.Failure(error));

Aggregating Results

You can aggregate multiple results using the ResultAggregate class.

using DrifterApps.Seeds.FluentResult;

var resultAggregate = ResultAggregate.Create();
var successResult = Result<Nothing>.Success();
var failureResult = Result<Nothing>.Failure(new ResultError("Error.Code", "Error description"));

resultAggregate.AddResult(successResult);
resultAggregate.AddResult(failureResult);

bool isSuccess = resultAggregate.IsSuccess; // false
bool isFailure = resultAggregate.IsFailure; // true

Asynchronous Result Handling

You can handle results asynchronously using the extension methods provided in ResultExtensions.Async.

using DrifterApps.Seeds.FluentResult;

var resultTask = Task.FromResult(Result<int>.Success(42));

var finalResult = await resultTask.OnSuccess(async value => await Task.FromResult(Result<string>.Success(value.ToString())))
                                  .OnFailure(async error => await Task.FromResult(Result<string>.Failure(error)));

Ensuring Validation

You can ensure that a specific validation function returns true using the Ensure method. If the validation fails, it adds a failure result to the source.

using DrifterApps.Seeds.FluentResult;

var aggregate = ResultAggregate.Create();
aggregate.AddResult(Result<Nothing>.Failure(new ResultError("Error.Code", "Initial error")));

// Ensure validation with IgnoreOnFailure option
var result = aggregate.Ensure(() => true, new ResultError("Validation.Error", "Validation failed"), EnsureOnFailure.IgnoreOnFailure);

// Ensure validation with default ValidateOnFailure option
var resultWithValidation = aggregate.Ensure(() => false, new ResultError("Validation.Error", "Validation failed"));

bool isSuccess = result.IsSuccess; // true
bool isFailure = result.IsFailure; // false

bool isValidationSuccess = resultWithValidation.IsSuccess; // false
bool isValidationFailure = resultWithValidation.IsFailure; // true

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read the contributing guidelines for more information.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.