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It would be great if the error throwing could be replaced with normal function returns (true or false), and let the caller decide to throw or not. in their wrappers if needed.
Its impossible to write below kind of simple code, very useful for pedagogic reasons.
console.log("validation Result for AAA: ", cc.validateFulfillment(fulfillment1, condition));
console.log("validation Result for BBB: ", cc.validateFulfillment(fulfillment2, condition));
Not to mention, trying to validate an array of fulfillments in for loop or Array map or piping with lodash primitives!!
results = fulfillmentsArray.map(f => cc.validateFulfillment(f, condition);
_.some(results, result => { return result == true });
The returned result value could be object (instead of plain boolean value), if required.
_.some(results, result => { return result.fulfilled == true });
These kind of things are very very tricky to achieve with throws.
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It would be great if the error throwing could be replaced with normal function returns (true or false), and let the caller decide to throw or not. in their wrappers if needed.
Its impossible to write below kind of simple code, very useful for pedagogic reasons.
Not to mention, trying to validate an array of fulfillments in for loop or Array map or piping with lodash primitives!!
The returned result value could be object (instead of plain boolean value), if required.
These kind of things are very very tricky to achieve with throws.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: