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koda's Issues

Rapid changes to the API

I love this project!
Just noticed that the library had a few changes that broke my tests:

  • 1.2.0: OK(val=...)
  • 1.3.x: <koda.result.Ok object at 0x0000017B109DBB80>
  • 1.4.0 Ok(...)

I guess the latest is the best :-)

[question] Is there a preferred way to encode the "unit" type?

Hello there, thank you for the work you've done on this project!

I was curious if there was a supported or preferred way to encode the unit type () within koda which is commonly found in many functional programming languages? I realize that () works syntactically in Python but it represents the empty tuple rather than unit. Alternatively, I suppose use of None could also be used instead of Unit but the issue is this won't work with common type checking tools like mypy/pyre/pyright etc. I looked around the source code to see if there was something similar to how nothing is defined but for unit but couldn't find anything.

It would be great to be able to write something like:

def example(...) -> Result[Unit, str]:
    if ...:
        return Ok(())
    else:
        return Err("something went wrong")

Do you have any advice on how to do this? If this is something you'd be interested in adding I would be happy to contribute. Thank you in advance for any insights!

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