optionals
Rust-like Option and Result types for TypeScript and Deno to eliminate null/undefined and improve error handling.
What is optionals?
Optionals is a library that provides Rust-like `Option` and `Result` types for TypeScript and Deno. It eliminates the use of `null` and `undefined` by offering expressive enums for optional values and error handling, making code safer and more predictable. The module enforces correct result-handling practices through functional patterns.
TypeScript and Deno developers who want to write more reliable code with functional error handling and avoid common pitfalls associated with `null` and `undefined`. It's especially useful for projects prioritizing correctness and maintainability.
Developers choose Optionals for its minimal, fast implementation that brings Rust's robust error-handling guarantees to JavaScript ecosystems. It offers a simple way to adopt functional patterns without the overhead of larger libraries, ensuring better code quality and expressiveness.
Overview
Rust-like error handling and options for TypeScript and Deno!
Use Cases
Best For
- Replacing null/undefined with explicit optional types in TypeScript projects
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