Compose Option, Result, and Either monads in Go pipelines.
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samber/mo provides a set of monadic types for Go (Option, Result, Either) to encode absence, failure, and multiple alternatives in a type-safe way, enabling safer data handling and composable pipelines.
Import the samber/mo library and run a simple example that wraps a nullable value with Option and chains a couple of transformations.
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Use the Option[T] monadic type to explicitly model absence in Go, ensuring typed nulls and safe transformations that prevent nil-pointer panics. This functional approach replaces unsafe nil checks with composable, type-safe data handling.
Compose error-short-circuiting Go pipelines using the Result[T] monad with Map and FlatMap operations. You can also use Do notation and TupleToResult to wrap standard Go-style errors into a composable data-processing workflow.
Model two valid alternatives in Go using the Either[L,R] monadic type, which represents two valid states without implying success or failure. You can handle cache versus fresh data scenarios using pattern matching via the Match helper.
Go supports functional programming patterns for safer error handling through monadic abstractions like Option, Result, and Either. These types encode absence and operation outcomes, enabling composable pipelines and safer data handling.
Use sub-packages for type-changing transforms in Go pipelines when building end-to-end data-processing workflows. They provide advanced types like Future, IO, and State, along with dedicated option, result, and either pipe helpers.
Convert Go standard library functions returning errors into a Result type using the TupleToResult pattern. This allows you to wrap standard Go-style errors and successful values into a composable monadic pipeline for short-circuiting.
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