0.2.4

This release fixes incorrect cjs/mjs exports in package.json.

0.2.3

This release updates unwrap/unwrapErr/expect/expectErr messages to match Rust's implementation:

• unwrap on Err now throws an error with the error message being the containing error value
  • e.g. err("emergency").unwrap() throws an Error with emergency as the message
• unwrapErr on Ok now throws an error with the error message being the containing value
  • e.g. ok(123).unwrapErr() throws an Error with 123 as the message
• expect on Err now throws an error with the provided message and the containing error value as the message
  • e.g. err("failed").expect("should not fail") throws an Error with should not failed: failed as the message
• expectErr on Ok now throws an error with the provided message and the containing value as the message
  • e.g. ok("hello").expectErr("should fail") throws an Error with should fail: hello as the message

0.2.2

• Fixed an issue where trys would always infer the passed function as () => void, thus causing the return type to always be Result<void, unknown>. Now, trys should correctly infer the return type of the function as expected
• Corrected some mistakes in README and some housekeeping

0.2.1

You can now return an empty ok or err:

function someWork(): Result<void, void> {
  // ... stuff

  if (someError) {
    return err()
  }

  // ... more stuff

  return ok()
}

trys and tryp will now also infer the void type correctly if the given function and promise returns void

0.2.0

This release fixes the issue where the transpiled JS code is not published to npm.

v0.1.0

Initial release