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ferdi kurnaz edited this page Aug 27, 2026 · 2 revisions

Resultron Wiki

Welcome to the Resultron wiki! This wiki explains the project in simple English, so anyone can understand it, even if you are new to the "Result pattern."

What is Resultron?

Resultron is a small C# library. It helps you handle success and failure in your code without using exceptions all the time.

Normally, when something goes wrong in C#, you throw an exception. Exceptions are useful, but they can be slow and hard to control. Resultron gives you another way: a Result object. This object simply tells you:

  • Did the operation succeed? ✅
  • Or did it fail? ❌ (and why)

Why use Resultron?

  • Cleaner code: No need for many try/catch blocks everywhere.
  • Clear errors: Every failure has a Code and a Description, so you know exactly what went wrong.
  • Fluent chains: You can connect multiple steps together with Map and Bind, like a pipeline.
  • Works with async code: You can use it with async/await too.
  • Small and simple: The library is lightweight and easy to learn.

Wiki Pages

Use the sidebar (or the links below) to explore the wiki:

  1. Installation – How to add Resultron to your project.
  2. Core Concepts – Understand Result, Result<T>, and Error.
  3. Result API Reference – All methods on Result.
  4. Result API Reference – All methods on Result<T>.
  5. Chaining with Map and Bind – How to build pipelines.
  6. Handling Exceptions with Try – Turn exceptions into Result objects.
  7. Async Operations – Using TryAsync with async/await.
  8. Full Example – A complete, realistic example (a simple user management app).
  9. FAQ – Common questions and answers.

Quick Look

Here is a small taste of what Resultron code looks like:

string input = "10";

var message =
    Result.Try(() => int.Parse(input))
        .Bind(x => Result.Success(x * 2))
        .Match(
            onSuccess: value => $"Result: {value}",
            onFailure: error => $"Error: {error.Description}"
        );

Console.WriteLine(message); // Result: 20

No try/catch block is written by you. Resultron does the exception-catching for you, and gives you a clean Result object instead.

Project Info

Note: The project description mentions extra features like "error aggregation" and "paged results." These are planned for the future. As of the current version, the library focuses on the core Result / Result<T> pattern described in this wiki.

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