result_controller 1.1.0

Functional error handling with Result pattern. Safely manage operations that can fail, with clean, type-safe error control.

Changelog

[1.1.0]

Breaking Changes

• Headers are now mandatory in ok and err constructors
• Removed default constructor that allowed optional headers
• Added status code validation (must be between 100 and 599)
• Improved exception logging system in ApiErr
• Added support for custom exception mapping
• Modified whenList behavior to handle mixed types
• Added whenListType method for better list typing
• Improved null value handling in lists
• Added whenJsonListMap method for processing dynamic JSON map lists
• Added extension methods for Future<Result>
• Improved async operation support
• Added error transformation utilities

Added

• Better type handling in async operations
• Enhanced JSON processing support
• Better error handling in chained operations
• New data transformation utilities

Fixed

• Null headers handling
• Status code validation
• Mixed list processing

[1.0.3]

Refactor

• HttpError to HttpErr

[1.0.2]

Refactor

• Cleaning extensions in result.

Added

• More test cases.

[1.0.1]

Documentation

• Update readme

[1.0.0] - Initial Release

Added

• Core Result<T, E> implementation
• Ok and Err classes for result handling
• ApiResult and ApiResponse for API-specific error management
• Comprehensive error handling methods
  • when()
  • map()
  • flatMap()
  • mapError()
  • recover()
• Async error handling methods
  • trySync()
  • tryAsync()
  • trySyncMap()
  • tryAsyncMap()
• Extension methods for collection operations
• JSON parsing utilities
• Detailed error reporting with HttpMessage and ApiErr

Features

• Type-safe error handling
• Functional programming approach
• Flexible error transformation
• Support for both synchronous and asynchronous operations
• Comprehensive API response processing

[0.1.0] - Pre-release Development

• Initial project structure
• Basic implementation of core components
• Extensive test coverage