Generate fp-ts Option type code snippets
A compact fp-ts Option cheat sheet for handling nullable and optional values without null checks.
Why it matters
Leverage the fp-ts Option type for safer, more composable handling of potentially absent values in your TypeScript code. This asset provides quick reference snippets to eliminate null checks and implement safe property access.
Outcomes
What it gets done
Generate fp-ts Option creation code (Some, None, fromNullable, fromPredicate).
Generate fp-ts Option transformation code (map, flatMap, filter).
Generate fp-ts Option extraction code (getOrElse, toNullable, toUndefined, match).
Illustrate common patterns for safe property access and array element retrieval using Option.
Install
Add it to your toolbox
Run in your project directory:
curl -fsSL https://spark.entire.vc/get/ag-fp-option-ref | bash Overview
Option Quick Reference
A compact fp-ts Option cheat sheet covering creation, transformation, and extraction of nullable values, with patterns for safe property access and array head extraction. Use it as a quick reference for nullable or optional values in fp-ts, when a short reference card is wanted rather than a full migration guide.
What it does
A compact cheat sheet for fp-ts's Option type - a value that might not exist, as Some(value) or None - covering creation (O.some, O.none, O.fromNullable, O.fromPredicate), transformation (O.map, O.flatMap, O.filter), and extraction (O.getOrElse, O.toNullable, O.toUndefined, O.match). It shows common patterns - safe nested property access without optional chaining, and getting an array's first element via A.head as an Option - and contrasts nullable-chaining (user?.profile?.name ?? 'Guest', easy to forget a check) against the same logic as an explicit, composable Option pipe.
import * as O from 'fp-ts/Option'
O.some(5) // Some(5)
O.none // None
When to use - and when NOT to
Use it as a quick reference for nullable or optional values in fp-ts - eliminating null checks, safe property access, or optional chaining - when a short reference card is wanted rather than a full migration guide.
Inputs and outputs
Input: a TypeScript value that may be null, undefined, or missing. Output: an Option<Value> expression using the referenced creation, transform, or extraction functions.
Who it's for
TypeScript developers using fp-ts who want to chain operations on optional values safely and need a fast lookup rather than documentation.
FAQ
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