Applicative
Learn about applicative in fp-ts validation
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03-applicative.exercise.ts
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describe('Applicative validation', () => {
it('validates correct user', () => {
const result = validateUser('Alice', 'alice@example.com', 25)
expect(result._tag).toBe('Right')
if (result._tag === 'Right') {
expect(result.right).toEqual({ name: 'Alice', email: 'alice@example.com', age: 25 })
}
})
it('accumulates all validation errors', () => {
const result = validateUser('A', 'invalid', 16)
expect(result._tag).toBe('Left')
if (result._tag === 'Left') {
expect(result.left.length).toBe(3) // All three validations failed
expect(result.left).toContain('Name too short')
expect(result.left).toContain('Invalid email')
expect(result.left).toContain('Must be 18 or older')
}
})
it('accumulates partial errors', () => {
const result = validateUser('Alice', 'invalid', 25)
expect(result._tag).toBe('Left')
if (result._tag === 'Left') {
expect(result.left.length).toBe(1)
}
})
})🧪
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