tsentials-result

Handle async errors by modeling operation outcomes as explicit ResultAsync values with .andThen() chaining, resolving pipelines once at the end via .unwrap() to avoid try/catch blocks entirely.

The Result pattern represents outcomes as explicit values like { ok: true, value: T }, while railway oriented programming chains these transformations to keep success and failure flows predictable and composable.

Aggregate validation errors by chaining steps with ResultChain or Result<T>, which models failures as { ok: false, errors: AppError[] } to collect structured AppError instances across multiple failing steps.

Yes, you can convert between Maybe<T> and Result<T> using the provided Maybe↔Result bridge APIs, maintaining consistent failure semantics when transitioning between optional and explicit outcome values.

Yes, the Result pattern applies to TypeScript domain logic and async service orchestration, providing deterministic pipelines and explicit error data accessors for predictable success and failure flows.