Hi,
Just an idea, not sure how to formally name it, neither i know if it was
already suggested,
All about the writing,
logged, err := view.Auth.IsLoggedIn()
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
Which now i write like this,
logged, err := view.Auth.IsLoggedIn()
MustNotErr(err)
Where MustNotErr is +/- func(err) {err!=nil && panic(err)}
Have you yet considered *something* like this ?
logged, MustNotErr<- := view.Auth.IsLoggedIn()
Where MustNotErr would be invoked with the value of err, whatever it is nil
or not, and deal with it.
A bit further, we could imagine,
logged, LogIt(namespace)<- := view.Auth.IsLoggedIn()
Where LogIt would be a func(args ...watever) func(err error) { ... }
Does it make any sense to you too ?
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