Add ofNullable method to handle nullable inputs #94
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BenMorel
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Hi, I agree that this would be a good QoL improvement! Can you please handle the requested changes, rebase, and apply ECS to fix coding standard violations? |
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I applied ECS and fixed a test that was using Thank you, @mrkh995! |
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Released as 0.14.1. |
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Closes #92
Adds a static ofNullable() factory method, allowing convenient instantiation when the input might be null.
This improves fluency when working with optional numeric values (e.g., from databases or APIs), avoiding repetitive null checks. If the input is null, the method simply returns null; otherwise, it delegates to ::of().