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// this panics func TestLoDivideZero(t *testing.T) { var a []string lo.Ternary(len(a) == 0, 1, 2/len(a)) } // this works func TestDivideZero(t *testing.T) { var a []string if len(a) == 0 { t.Logf( ...
  • lwabish
  • Opened 
    5 days ago
  • #607

The documentation for the TernaryF() function nicely explains how it is a good way to avoid the nil pointer error that occurs when you use the non-F variant like this lo.Ternary(example != nil, example.attribute, ...
  • peterhoward42
  • 1
  • Opened 
    7 days ago
  • #605

In protobuf, I am using a map field - map string, google.protobuf.Any . After compilation is getting converted into ma[string]*anypb.Any ,Now if I want to pass this to a template renderer engine, I am ...
  • vikrantest
  • 1
  • Opened 
    10 days ago
  • #604

pf := lo.MFunc10(f) pf.Partial(1).PartialR(2) // able to continuously invoking Partial, and able to Partial from the last args https://github.com/samber/lo/pull/593
  • alkiller22
  • Opened 
    11 days ago
  • #603

HasIndex([]T, i int) bool // check if the index exists. At([]T, i int) T // return the value or zero value. AtOr([]T, i int, fallback T) T // return the value or fallback value.
  • renom
  • 2
  • Opened 
    12 days ago
  • #602

Input: []string{ string 1 , string 2 , string 3 } Output: map[int]string{0: string 1 , 1: string 2 , 2: string 3 }
  • renom
  • 1
  • Opened 
    12 days ago
  • #601

when use lo.Map, we never use the second param,so we do need this function to improve our code func MapByElement[T,R any](s []T, f func(T)R) []R { return lo.Map(s, func(t T, _ int) R { return f(t) ...
  • xixiwang12138
  • Opened 
    13 days ago
  • #599

The existing lo.ForEach function makes a copy of every element as it iterates, which is problematic for arrays since that prevents them from being modified. Example: type Dummy struct { f1 string } ...
  • takanuva15
  • Opened 
    15 days ago
  • #598

Suppose there are two arrays, aa and bb. I want to convert them into a map in the form of {a: b}. Currently, I need to write the code like this: aToB := lo.FromEntries(lo.Map(lo.Zip2(aa, bb), func(kv ...
breaking change
  • loggerhead
  • 2
  • Opened 
    16 days ago
  • #597

Hi, the GroupByMap function is shown in the README but not in the package. I cannot find any equivalent function that does the same thing as GroupByMap. Was it renamed?
  • takanuva15
  • 1
  • Opened 
    18 days ago
  • #596
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