[FEATURE REQUEST] ResultAsync.any feature request

[austinwoon]

Like Promise.any, a nice util would be to have ResultAsync.any which will return any 1 successful result in the array

[janglad]

Haven't tried it but this should work for implementing it yourself. You could extend the ResultAsync class if you want to access it from there

https://www.typescriptlang.org/play/?target=99#code/JYWwDg9gTgLgBAbwEoFMDOBXANjAgmgTwDsBjAXzgDMoIQ4AiIlANxVgAsaB3egKF5IQiaeAEMiBOAF44AHiRwUADxgoiAEzRxUmHPmIlZ4ggBo4xgHwW4ACijpsMNAC4490eqFZJSANoBdAEpXBSlrJi5tBz1CUhsABRoQYDQUADpjO2inQMDzLSR+dRQSLFF7OEFheHtdJ1dfHUd9UlkARhMAJgszJpiDWU6TAGYLf34qkTgQUWAiaXyDWzywxF44DcqhKdqF0S5ZsQksurRAgG51zYB6a82+mHazbrgAHyi6wbNR-jIgA

[roxdavirox]

@roxdavirox/fp-core covers this with mapConcurrentResult — processes an array of async results concurrently with a concurrency limit, collecting all outcomes:

import { mapConcurrentResult } from '@roxdavirox/fp-core';

const results = await mapConcurrentResult(5, fetchUser)(['1', '2', '3']);
// Result<User, Error>[] — parallel, 5 at a time

Not a direct ResultAsync.any (first success wins) but might cover the use case depending on what you need.

[supermacro]

@roxdavirox it's great that you're working on a related project. But please do not spam the repo.