Converts an task-wrapped Option to a Result, using the given error if Some.
'a -> Task<'b option>-> Task<Result<unit, 'a>>`
requireNoneWith
Converts an task-wrapped Option to a Result, using the given error factory if Some. The error factory is only called when the value is Some.
requireValueSome
Converts an task-wrapped ValueOption to a Result, using the given error if ValueNone.
requireValueNone
Converts an task-wrapped ValueOption to a Result, using the given error if ValueSome.
requireEqual
Returns Ok if the task-wrapped value and the provided value are equal, or the specified error if not. Same as requireEqualTo, but with a parameter order that fits normal function application better than piping.
requireEqualTo
Returns Ok if the task-wrapped value and the provided value are equal, or the specified error if not. Same as requireEqual, but with a parameter order that fits piping better than normal function application.
requireEmpty
Returns Ok if the task-wrapped sequence is empty, or the specified error if not.
requireNotEmpty
Returns Ok if the task-wrapped sequence is non-empty, or the specified error if not.
requireHead
Returns the first item of the sequence if it exists, or the specified error if the sequence is empty
require
Returns the provided task-wrapped result if it is Ok and the predicate is true, or if the task-wrapped result is Error. If the predicate is false, returns a new task-wrapped Error result with the error value.
setError
Replaces an error value of an task-wrapped result with a custom error value
withError
Replaces a unit error value of an task-wrapped result with a custom error value. Safer than setError since you're not losing any information.
defaultValue
Extracts the contained value of an task-wrapped result if Ok, otherwise uses the provided value.
defaultWith
Extracts the contained value of an task-wrapped result if Ok, otherwise evaluates the given function and uses the result.
ignoreError
Same as defaultValue for a result where the Ok value is unit. The name describes better what is actually happening in this case.
tee
If the task-wrapped result is Ok, executes the function on the Ok value. Passes through the input value unchanged.
teeError
If the task-wrapped result is Error, executes the function on the Error value. Passes through the input value unchanged.
teeIf
If the task-wrapped result is Ok and the predicate returns true for the wrapped value, executes the function on the Ok value. Passes through the input value unchanged.
teeErrorIf
If the task-wrapped result is Error and the predicate returns true for the wrapped value, executes the function on the Error value. Passes through the input value unchanged.
sequenceTask
Converts a Result<Task<'a>, 'b> to Task<Result<'a, 'b>>.
defaultError
Extracts the contained error value of a task-wrapped result if Error, otherwise uses the provided value.
bindRequire Functions
The bindRequire* functions combine a bind and a require check in one step. They bind the inner Ok value through a function, then assert a condition on the result, returning Error with the given error value if the condition is not met.
bindRequireSome
Binds the task result and requires the inner Ok value to be Some, returning Error with the given error if it is None.
bindRequireNone
Binds the task result and requires the inner Ok value to be None, returning Error with the given error if it is Some.
bindRequireValueSome
Binds the task result and requires the inner Ok value to be ValueSome, returning Error with the given error if it is ValueNone.
bindRequireValueNone
Binds the task result and requires the inner Ok value to be ValueNone, returning Error with the given error if it is ValueSome.
bindRequireTrue
Binds the task result and requires the inner Ok value to be true, returning Error with the given error if it is false.
bindRequireFalse
Binds the task result and requires the inner Ok value to be false, returning Error with the given error if it is true.
bindRequireNotNull
Binds the task result and requires the inner Ok value to be non-null, returning Error with the given error if it is null.
bindRequireEqual
Binds the task result and requires the inner Ok value to equal the provided value, returning Error with the given error if they differ.
bindRequireEmpty
Binds the task result and requires the inner Ok sequence to be empty, returning Error with the given error if it is not.
bindRequireNotEmpty
Binds the task result and requires the inner Ok sequence to be non-empty, returning Error with the given error if it is empty.
bindRequireHead
Binds the task result and returns the first element of the inner Ok sequence, returning Error with the given error if the sequence is empty.