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https://github.com/metaory/pcall.js

✱ Minimal Result/Monad like tuples for JS ── zero-dependency
https://github.com/metaory/pcall.js

async await bundleless cjs es2025 esm hybrid lua mediator middleware minimal npm-package pcall promise protected safecall unbuild wrapper zero-dependencies zero-dependency

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✱ Minimal Result/Monad like tuples for JS ── zero-dependency

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Result/Monad like tuples for JS


unwrap promises safely with minimum footprint


── ╶╴╶╴╶╴╶╴╶╴╶╴╶╴ ──


📦 Extremely Small


🧬 Lifecycle Hooks


🎯 Concise Signature


💠 Group Side Effects


⛔ try/catch HELL 👹


🌟 Better Visibility and Control


🌐 Works in ESM & CJS


✱ Minimal Obsessive Disorder


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pcall_usage

usage.js


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Inspiration
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`pcall.js` is heavily inspired by

🔹 Lua `pcall` `status, res`

🔹 Elixir/Erlang Result Monad `{:ok/:error, reason/value}`

🔹 Rust `Result`

🔹 Go `[]error`

**with superpowers** 🦄!

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SYNOPSIS
--------
`pcall({f}, {arg1}, {...})`

`[err, res]`

`pcall()` Calls function `{f}` with the given arguments in **protected mode**.

This means that any error inside `{f}` is not propagated;

Instead, `pcall` catches the error and returns a tuple.

Its first element is the `err` object,

Which is `null` if the call succeeds without errors.

And all results from the call, on second element; `[null, {res}]`

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Usage
-----
```sh
# install
npm install pcall.js
```
```js
// ESM
import Pcall from 'pcall.js'

// CJS
const Pcall = require('pcall.js')
```

```js
const [err, res] = await Pcall(asyncFn, a, b, c, /* ··· */)
```

```js
const pcall = new Pcall({
onSuccess: console.log,
onFailure: console.error,
onFinally: console.info,
timeout: 30_000,
transformOnSuccess: (res) => res,
transformOnFailure: (err) => err,
noTrace: false
})
const [err, res] = await pcall(asyncFn, a, b, c, /* ··· */)
```

:Fulfill [null, res]
:Reject [err, null]

Convert
-------
```js
import { readFile } from 'node:fs/promises'

// 🔻 BEFORE
try {
const res = await readFile('./package.json', { encoding: 'utf8' })
} catch(error) {
console.error(error, '🔥')
}

// ─────────────────
// 🔹AFTER
import Pcall from 'pcall.js'
const [err, res] = await Pcall(readFile, './package.json', { encoding: 'utf8' })

// 🔸THROW
err && throw new Error("XYZZY", { cause: err });

// ─────────────────
// 🔸 MOCK
// const readJson = new Pcall({
// fn: readFile,
// args: [{ encoding: 'utf8' }],
// transformOnSuccess: (res) => JSON.parse(res),
// transformOnFailure: (err) => err.message,
// })
// const path = 'test/sample-good.json'
//
// const res = await readJson(path)
// log(res.hogo) // fuga
```

Options
-------
```js
import { readFile } from 'node:fs/promises'
import Pcall from 'pcall.js'

const pcall = new Pcall({
onSuccess: console.log,
onFailure: console.error,
onFinally: (args, func, span) => { /* 💣 💣 💥 */ },
transformOnSuccess: (res) => res,
transformOnFailure: (err) => err,
timeout: 30_000,
noTrace: false,
})

const path = './package.json'
const opts = { encoding: 'utf8' }

const [err, res] = await pcall(readFile, path, opts)
```

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#### 💡 Check [test/](test/) files for more examples

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Development
-----------

```bash
# run test playground in watch mode
npm run dev

# build production
npm run build

# build stub
npm run build:stub
```

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TODO
----
- [x] 🌀 Lifecycle Hooks
- [.] 🔌 Serializer
- [.] 🧬 Parser
- [.] 📜 JSDoc
- [.] 🔧 ESLint
- [o] 📖 Docs
- [o] ⚠️ Tests
- [o] 💡 Examples

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License
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[MIT](LICENSE)