You can convert a switch-case use in a functional way, using a single expression:
import when from 'when-switch'
const getDrinkPrice = drink =>
when(drink)
.is('Coke', 1.5)
.is('Pepsi', 1.8)
.else(2.0)
You can use match
method with any object exposing a test
method.
const getCaseStyle = text =>
when(text)
.match(/^([A-Z][a-z]*)+$/, 'UpperCamelCase')
.match(/^([a-z]+[A-Z][a-z]*)+$/, 'LowerCamelCase')
.match(/^([a-z]+_[a-z]+)+$/, 'SnakeCase')
.else('Unknown')
type SpaceObject = { x: number; y: number; z: number }
type Cube = SpaceObject & { width: number }
type Sphere = SpaceObject & { radius: number }
const SpaceObjectSchema = {
test: (_: any): _ is SpaceObject =>
typeof _.x === 'number' &&
typeof _.y === 'number' &&
typeof _.z === 'number'
}
const CubeSchema = {
test: (_: any): _ is Cube =>
typeof _.width === 'number' && SpaceObjectSchema.test(_)
}
const SphereSchema = {
test: (_: any): _ is Sphere =>
typeof _.radius === 'number' && SpaceObjectSchema.test(_)
}
const getObjectVolume = (object: SpaceObject) =>
// Each match handler will receive correct static type
when(object)
.match(CubeSchema, cube => cube.width ** 3)
.match(SphereSchema, sphere => Math.PI * 3 / 4 * sphere.radius ** 3)
.else(_ => null)
match
andis
can both be used in the samewhen
expression.
when
is fully compatible with TypeScript, and will check the types you return in each is
expression:
const getDrinkPrice = (drink: 'Pepsi' | 'Coke' | 'Orangina'): number =>
when(drink)
.is('Coke', 1.5)
.is('Pepsi', 1.8)
.else(2.0)
Here the return type of the when
expression will be number
For each is
or else
expression added to the current when
expression, the type is added as an union to the previous type.
const getDrinkPrice = (drink: 'Pepsi' | 'Coke' | 'Orangina') =>
when(drink)
.is('Coke', 1.5)
.is('Pepsi', true)
.else('Free')
Here the return type of getDrinkPrice
expression will be number | string | boolean