TnTResult is a .NET solution providing a set of libraries for handling result types, error handling, and HTTP integration in C# applications. It is designed to improve code clarity, error propagation, and integration with ASP.NET Core and Refit-based APIs.
- Purpose:
- Core library for result types (
Expected,Optional, etc.), error handling, and utility extensions. - Provides a functional approach to handling success/failure and optional values.
- Core library for result types (
- Key Files:
Expected.cs,Optional.cs,TnTResult.cs,TnTFileDownload.cs- Extensions in
Ext/ - Custom exceptions in
Exceptions/
- Purpose:
- Integrates TnTResult types with ASP.NET Core HTTP pipeline.
- Provides helpers for controller responses and HTTP result mapping.
- Key Files:
ControllerRepositoryBase.cs,HttpTnTResult.cs- Extensions in
Ext/
- Purpose:
- Adds support for using TnTResult types with Refit (a REST library for .NET).
- Provides extension methods for working with
IApiResponseand mapping API results.
- Key Files:
- Extensions in
Ext/
- Extensions in
- Purpose:
- Contains unit tests for all core and extension libraries.
- Organized by subproject and feature.
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Prerequisites:
- .NET 8.0 SDK or newer
- (Optional) Visual Studio 2022+ or VS Code
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Restore dependencies:
dotnet restore TnTResult.sln
-
Build the solution:
dotnet build TnTResult.sln --configuration Release
All tests are located in the TnTResult.Tests project. To run all tests:
dotnet test TnTResult.slnusing TnTResult;
// --- Expected usage ---
var ok = Expected.MakeExpected<int, string>(42);
if (ok.HasValue)
{
Console.WriteLine($"Value: {ok.Value}");
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine($"Error: {ok.Error}");
}
var err = Expected.MakeUnexpected<int, string>("Something went wrong");
if (!err.HasValue)
{
Console.WriteLine($"Error: {err.Error}");
}
// --- Optional usage ---
var some = Optional.MakeOptional("hello");
if (some.HasValue)
{
Console.WriteLine($"Optional value: {some.Value}");
}
var none = Optional.NullOpt<string>();
if (none.IsEmpty)
{
Console.WriteLine("Optional is empty");
}
// --- ITnTResult usage ---
ITnTResult result = TnTResult.Successful;
result
.OnSuccess(() => Console.WriteLine("Operation succeeded!"))
.OnFailure(ex => Console.WriteLine($"Operation failed: {ex.Message}"))
.Finally(() => Console.WriteLine("Operation finished (success or failure)"));
// ITnTResult<T> usage
ITnTResult<string> result2 = TnTResult.Success("Hello");
result2
.OnSuccess(val => Console.WriteLine($"Success value: {val}"))
.OnFailure(ex => Console.WriteLine($"Failed: {ex.Message}"))
.Finally(() => Console.WriteLine("Done!"));
// --- Async usage with extension methods ---
using TnTResult.Ext;
await Task.FromResult(TnTResult.Successful)
.OnSuccessAsync(() => Console.WriteLine("Async success!"));
await Task.FromResult(TnTResult.Failure(new Exception("fail")))
.OnFailureAsync(ex => Console.WriteLine($"Async failure: {ex.Message}"));using TnTResult.AspNetCore.Http;
using TnTResult;
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc;
// Inherit from TnTResultControllerBase to use static helpers
// Return ITnTResult from your actions—the base class will automatically convert it to an appropriate IResult for ASP.NET Core.
public class MyController : TnTResultControllerBase
{
[HttpGet("/created")]
public ITnTResult CreatedExample()
{
// Use the static SuccessfullyCreated property
return SuccessfullyCreated;
}
[HttpGet("/forbidden")]
public ITnTResult ForbiddenExample()
{
// Use the static FailureForbidden property
return FailureForbidden;
}
[HttpGet("/conflict")]
public ITnTResult ConflictExample()
{
// Use the static Conflict helper
return Conflict("A conflict occurred");
}
[HttpGet("/custom-created")]
public ITnTResult CustomCreatedExample()
{
// Use the static Created<T> helper for a custom value
return Created("Resource created!");
}
}
// Note: TnTResultControllerBase will automatically convert any ITnTResult returned from your action
// into the correct ASP.NET Core IResult (status code, body, etc.) for the HTTP response.using TnTResult.Refit.Ext;
using Refit;
public interface IMyApi
{
[Get("/data")]
Task<IApiResponse<string>> GetDataAsync();
}
// Usage in your code:
var apiResponse = await myApi.GetDataAsync();
var result = apiResponse.ToTnTResult();
if (result.IsSuccess)
{
Console.WriteLine($"API value: {result.Value}");
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine($"API error: {result.Error.Message}");
}This project is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.
