success

Readable shortcut to create an EitherRight with the literal info "success". Ideal for functions that return only one type of success.

TIP

success is strictly equivalent to right("success", value). For the generic details (info, typing, fuller examples), see the right page.

Interactive example

Syntax

function success<
	const GenericInput extends unknown
>(
  input: GenericInput
): EitherSuccess<GenericInput>

Parameters

• input: Successful value to expose. Its type is preserved.

Return value

An EitherRight whose info is fixed to "success". Combine it with E.hasInformation(result, "success") to get an exhaustive type.

When to use success?

• To express operations that have only one “default” success.
• To get a shorter, more readable syntax than right("success", value).
• To stay consistent with E.error on the Left side.

See also

• right – Generic version that lets you choose the info.
• ok – Success without payload (void).
• error – Left counterpart with the "error" info.