Upgrading

v1.x - v2.x

Renamed Bind to Try

The Option.Bind and Result.Bind factory methods have been renamed to Try to better adhere to functional programming concepts.

Bind is often associated with FlatMap, a way of composing functions together in a pipeline. This renaming removes the confusion.

-Option.Bind(() => CreateSome(), ex => Console.WriteLine(ex));
+Option.Try(() => CreateSome());

-Result.Bind(() => CreateOk(), ex => HandleEx(ex));
+Result.Try(() => CreateOk(), ex => HandleEx(ex));

Introduced MonadsGlobalConfig

This configuration allows the setting of a global error logger that will be invoked whenever an exception is caught and handled by the library.

MonadsGlobalConfig.UseExceptionLogger((ex) => {
    Console.WriteLine(ex); // replace with your logger's log method, e.g. serilog
});

Removed local error handling for Option

Removed the local handle error callback on the Option.Try methods in favour of the MonadsGlobalConfig.

// program.cs
+MonadsGlobalConfig.UseExceptionLogger((ex) => {
+    Console.WriteLine(ex); // replace with your logger's log method, e.g. serilog
+});

// usage
-Option.Bind(() => CreateSome(), ex => Console.WriteLine(ex));
+Option.Try(() => CreateSome());

v2.x - v3.x

Renamed async overloads for methods to have the Async suffix

-await option.Map(...);
+await option.MapAsync(...);

Fundamentally changed how async overloads are declared. They are now extension methods instead of existing in the Option/Result instance. This enables method chaining on Task<Result<T, E>> and Task<Option<T>>.

-var a = await option.Map(...);
-var b = await a.Map(...);
+var c = await option.MapAsync(...).MapAsync(...);

Moved async overloads into Results.Extensions and Options.Extensions namespaces.

using Waystone.Monads.Results;
using Waystone.Monads.Options;
+using Waystone.Monads.Results.Extensions;
+using Waystone.Monads.Options.Extensions;

v3.x - v4.x

Replaced MonadsGlobalConfig with MonadOptions to enable better DX when configuring library behaviours.

-MonadsGlobalCongig.UseExceptionLogger(...);
+MonadOptions.Configure(options => {
+    options.UseExceptionLogger(...)
+           .UseErrorCodeFactory(...)
+    options.FallbackErrorCode = "error.unknown";
+    options.FallbackErrorMessage = "An unknown error has occurred.";
+});

The IErrorCodeFormatter<T> interface has been removed in favour of ErrorCodeFactory so that it can be applied once during your app's life-cycle, instead of during each invocation of the error code creation methods. You can override the default formatting by inheriting ErrorCodeFactory and invoking MonadOptions.UseErrorCodeFactory().

-class MyErrorCodeFormatter<MyErrorCodeEnum> : IErrorCodeFormatter<MyErrorCodeEnum>;
-ErrorCode.FromEnum(MyErrorCodeEnum.BadRequest, new MyErrorCodeFormatter<MyErrorCodeEnum>());
+class MyErrorCodeFactory : ErrorCodeFactory;
+MonadOptions.Configure(options => options.UseErrorCodeFactory(new MyErrorCodeFactory()));