matchWithNumberOtherwise

matchWithNumberOtherwise() handles selected values of a Clean number primitive. Raw number values form the matcher keys. Missing cases are sent to otherwise, which receives the original primitive narrowed to the remaining values.

Interactive example

Syntax

Classic signature

function matchWithNumberOtherwise<Input extends Primitive<number>, Matcher, Output>(
  input: Input,
  matcher: Matcher,
  otherwise: (value: UnhandledPrimitive) => Output
): MatcherResult | Output

Curried signature

function matchWithNumberOtherwise<Input extends Primitive<number>, Matcher, Output>(
  matcher: Matcher,
  otherwise: (value: UnhandledPrimitive) => Output
): (input: Input) => MatcherResult | Output

Parameters

• input: a Clean number primitive with literal values.
• matcher: a partial object indexed by raw values from the primitive. Unknown keys are rejected.
• otherwise: receives the original Primitive, ConstrainedType, or NewType, narrowed to values without a handler.

Return value

The selected handler result, or the otherwise result for an unhandled wrapped value.

See also

• matchWithNumber - Exhaustive primitive matching.
• matchWithStringOtherwise - String primitive equivalent.