response-result

Route API gateway responses with ResponseResult<T> in Blazor components.

4|1|Updated Mar 15, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/FaysilAlshareef/dotnet-ai-kit --skill response-result
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Skill: response-result
Source: https://github.com/FaysilAlshareef/dotnet-ai-kit/tree/main/skills/microservice/controlpanel/response-result
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/FaysilAlshareef/dotnet-ai-kit --skill response-result

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Many UI components must handle nullable responses, exceptions, and inconsistent gateway errors which leads to scattered null checks and try/catch blocks in the UI. ResponseResult<T> centralizes success and failure outcomes so components can handle results deterministically and present consistent user feedback.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Encapsulates gateway success or failure using SuccessResult and FailedResult typed outcomes.
  • Provides Switch and SwitchAsync handlers to route to success actions or failure actions and to avoid null checks and UI exceptions.
  • Uses ProblemDetails for structured error information and integrates snackbar notifications and navigation on success or failure.
  • Common uses include create and load operations in Blazor components, server-side data grid pagination, and consistent error reporting for gateway calls.

Quick Start

Use the response-result guidance to handle gateway responses in your Blazor component by calling Switch or SwitchAsync to show snackbars and navigate on success or failure.

Frequently Asked Questions about response-result

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I handle API gateway errors in Blazor without scattered try/catch blocks?

Handling API gateway errors in Blazor is centralized using a ResponseResult<T> wrapper with SuccessResult and FailedResult types, replacing scattered null checks and try/catch blocks with deterministic success and failure flows.

What is the best way to display snackbar notifications for failed gateway responses in Blazor?

Displaying snackbar notifications for failed gateway responses is best handled by routing ResponseResult<T> outcomes through Switch or SwitchAsync extension methods, which trigger snackbar notifications using structured ProblemDetails error information.

How does the Switch pattern work for routing success and failure outcomes in Blazor components?

The Switch pattern for routing success and failure outcomes works by applying Switch or SwitchAsync extension methods to a ResponseResult<T>, directing execution to specific success actions or failure actions without manual null checks.

Can I use ProblemDetails to structure API gateway failure messages in Blazor server-side grids?

Yes, you can use ProblemDetails to structure API gateway failure messages in Blazor server-side grids. ProblemDetails integrates with the FailedResult type to provide consistent, structured error reporting for paginated queries.

Do I need specific concrete types to implement response handling for create and load operations in Blazor?

Yes, implementing response handling for create and load operations in Blazor requires the SuccessResult and FailedResult concrete types, alongside helper accessors like GetDataOrDefault and IsSuccess to manage the ResponseResult<T> wrapper.

Why does handling nullable API responses in Blazor lead to UI exceptions during data grid pagination?

Handling nullable API responses in Blazor leads to UI exceptions during data grid pagination because inconsistent gateway errors force scattered null checks. Using a ResponseResult<T> wrapper with SwitchAsync standardizes pagination query routing to prevent these exceptions.