README.md
# php-result
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Result is an abstraction that can be used for returning and propagating errors.
Result can be `ok`, representing success and containing a value,
or `fail`, representing error and containing an error value.
Inspired by Rust's module `std::result`.
## Functions
```php
use Result as R;
R\ok('foo');
R\fail($value);
R\resultify($callable, ...$args);
R\notNull($callable, ...$args);
R\tryCatch($callable, $exceptionTransformCallable, ...$args);
R\isOk($result);
R\isFail($result);
R\ifOk($result, $callable);
R\ifFail($result, $callable);
R\getOrThrow($result, $exceptionClass);
R\bind($result, $callable);
R\pipeline(...$callables);
```
## Pipeline example
```php
use Result as R;
$readFile = function($filename) {
return R\with($filename, 'file_exists', 'file_get_contents', function () {
return "Can't read the file.";
});
}
$proceedFile = function($content) {
$transform = function ($exception) {
return $exception->getMessage();
};
return R\tryCatch('doSomethingWithContent', $transform, $content);
}
$saveFile = function($filename) {
return function ($content) use ($filename) {
$bytesWritten = file_put_contents($filename, $content);
return $bytesWritten === false
? R\fail("Can't save the file!")
: R\ok();
}
}
$pipeline = R\pipeline($readFile, $proceedFile, $saveFile('/tmp/output_file'));
$result = $pipeline('/tmp/input_file');
R\ifOk($result, function () {
echo 'File successfully saved.';
});
```