with-err

with-err is a python library that converts try-except pattern into Go-like result, err pattern. I feel result, err pattern easier to maintain in large projects.

Getting Started

Install

pip install with-err

(with uv)

uv pip install with-err

Use as Function

import json
from with_err import with_err

json_loads_e = with_err()(json.loads)

data, err = json_loads_e('{"a": 1}')
assert err is None
assert data = {"a": 1}

data, err = json_loads_e('{"a": }')
assert err is not None
assert data is None

Use as Decorator

import json
from with_err import with_err

@with_err()
def json_loads_e(a: str | bytes | bytearray):
    return json.loads(a)

data, err = json_loads_e('{"a": 1}')
assert err is None
assert data = {"a": 1}

data, err = json_loads_e('{"a": }')
assert err is not None
assert data is None

with_err with Specified Exceptions

import json
from with_err import with_err

@with_err(json.decoder.JSONDecodeError)
def json_loads_e(a: str | bytes | bytearray):
    return json.loads(a)

data, err = json_loads_e('{"a": 1}')
assert err is None
assert data = {"a": 1}

data, err = json_loads_e('{"a": }')
assert err is not None
assert data is None

Get err Traceback Stack

import json
from with_err import with_err, get_err_strs

def json_loads_e(a: str | bytes | bytearray):
    return json.loads(a)

_data, err = json_loads_e('{"a": 1}')
err_stack = get_err_strs(err)
assert err is None
assert err_stack == []

import json
import re
from with_err import with_err, get_err_strs

def json_loads_e(a: str | bytes | bytearray):
    return json.loads(a)

_data, err = json_loads_e('{"a": }')
err_stack = get_err_strs(err)
err_str = '\n'.join(err_stack)
assert err is not None
assert len(err_stack) > 0
assert re.search(r'json/__init__.py", line \d+, in loads', err_str)
assert re.search(r', line \d+, in json_loads_e', err_str)