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Informations about the package php-cordyceps
What is it?
Cordyceps is a small package that provides two primary classes: Option and Result for dealing with null values and errors respectively.
Option
Option is a wrapper around values that could be null, which allows us to reduce the number of null checks that we need to do after every operation that might return a null value. After all of our operations are done, only then do we have to unwrap the inner value and check if it actually exists.
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Result
Result is a wrapper that makes it easier to treat errors as values. This is an alternative to try/catch, the main benefit to treating errors as values is that at the end you are reminded that the operation could fail when the time comes to actually unwrap the value that could be your "green path" value or an error. Whereas it's very easy to forget to do a try/catch.
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This is all well and good for our code, but what do we do when we have to call old code or 3rd party code that throws exceptions. You can wrap a callable that could throw an exception with Result::try().
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