Model success or failure without throwing

At a glanceCopy Anchor Link

• Who: TypeScript developers who want typed outcomes instead of try/catch everywhere.
• What: Return ok/err Results so failures are values the compiler forces you to handle.
• Use when: For fallible operations (parsing, lookups, validation) where the caller must handle failure.
• Avoid when: For truly exceptional programmer bugs — throw (or assert) instead of returning err.
• See also: Handle errors without try/catch

InstallCopy Anchor Link

pnpm add @zedtech/zedkit-core

Latest: 0.1.2 (via changesets).

ExampleCopy Anchor Link

import { isOk, ok, unwrapOr } from "@zedtech/zedkit-core";
const found = ok({ name: "zed" });
if (isOk(found)) console.log(found.value.name);
const name = unwrapOr(found, { name: "?" }).name;

Wraps: (none)