pyOptional 1.1.2

get()

Returns value or throw NoneValueError exception on empty optional

print(optional_with_value.get())
print(optional_empty.get())

output:

ABC
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
pyOptional.exceptions.NoneValueError: Called get on empty optional

get_or_else(default_value)

Returns value if exists or default_value when empty

print(optional_with_value.get_or_else('XYZ'))
print(optional_empty.get_or_else('XYZ'))

output:

ABC
XYZ

get_or_else_get(callable_for_generate_default_value)

Returns value if exists, otherwise result of callable_for_generate_default_value

def gen_value():
    return 'QWERTY'

print(optional_with_value.get_or_else_get(gen_value))
print(optional_empty.get_or_else_get(gen_value))
print(optional_empty.get_or_else_get(lambda: 'From lambda'))

output:

ABC
QWERTY
From lambda

get_or_raise(exception_class, *args, **kwargs) Returns value if exists or raise provided exception

print(optional_with_value.get_or_raise(FileNotFoundError, 'Some message'))
print(optional_empty.get_or_raise(FileNotFoundError, 'Some message'))

output:

ABC
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
FileNotFoundError: Some message

map(callable_to_transform_value)

Returns optional of other value (result returned by callable_to_transform_value) or Optional empty if source Optional was empty

print(optional_with_value.map(lambda val: val*2))
print(optional_empty.map(lambda val: val*2))

output:

Optional of: ABCABC
Optional empty

flat_map(callable_to_transform_value)

Similar to map, but if source Optional contains another Optionals, result will contain single Optional

nested_val_optional = Optional(Optional(Optional(8)))
nested_empty_optional = Optional(Optional(Optional(None)))
print(nested_val_optional.map(lambda val: val*3))
print('---------------------')
print(nested_empty_optional.map(lambda val: val*3))
print('---------------------')
print(nested_val_optional.flat_map(lambda val: val*3))
print('---------------------')
print(nested_empty_optional.flat_map(lambda val: val*3))

output:

Traceback (most recent call last):
...
TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for *: 'Optional' and 'int'
---------------------
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for *: 'Optional' and 'int'
---------------------
Optional of: 24
---------------------
Optional empty

if_present(func)

Call func with optional value if exists. If optional is empty, do nothing.

optional_with_value.if_present(lambda val: print('found value ' + val))
optional_empty.if_present(lambda val: print('found value ' + val))

output:

found value ABC

is_present()

return True if Optional not empty, otherwise False

print(optional_with_value.is_present())
print(optional_empty.is_present())

output:

True
False