docs: enhance documentation for Builder and error handling functions #32
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This pull request significantly enhances the documentation and provides practical examples for key functionalities within the goerr library. The changes aim to improve developer understanding and adoption of features like the Builder pattern for shared error context, the ID function for robust error comparison, and type-safe keys for attaching structured data to errors. By clarifying existing godocs and adding illustrative examples, the PR makes the error handling mechanisms more intuitive and easier to use.
Highlights
- Enhanced Documentation for
NewBuilder: The godoc forNewBuilderhas been expanded to clearly explain its utility in creating multiple errors that share a common context, such as a request ID or service name, without repetitive option specification. - Clarified
IDandWithFunction Documentation: The documentation for theIDfunction now better explains how it enableserrors.Is()to compare errors by their ID string, facilitating sentinel-like error matching. TheWithfunction's godoc has also been improved to detail its use case for enriching errors in middleware and how it handles both*goerr.Errorand standard errors. - Updated Deprecation Message for
WithTags: TheDeprecatedcomment for theWithTagsmethod has been updated to explicitly guide users to use thegoerr.Tagoption withgoerr.New()orgoerr.Wrap()as the preferred alternative. - New Example for
NewBuilder: AnExampleNewBuilderfunction has been added tobuilder_test.go, demonstrating how to effectively use the builder pattern to attach common contextual values to multiple errors. - New Example for
IDFunction: AnExampleIDfunction has been added toerror_test.go, illustrating how to define an error with an ID and subsequently useerrors.Is()for robust error type checking. - New Example for
NewTypedKey: AnExampleNewTypedKeyfunction has been added totyped_values_test.go, showcasing the definition and usage of type-safe keys (UserIDKey,RequestIDKey) withgoerr.TV()andgoerr.GetTypedValue()for compile-time safety.
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Code Review
This pull request provides excellent enhancements to the documentation and examples for the library. The updated comments for NewBuilder, ID, With, WithTags, and NewTypedKey are much clearer and more descriptive. The addition of Example functions for NewBuilder, ID, and NewTypedKey is a great way to provide runnable documentation and demonstrate the library's features effectively. All changes are well-implemented and improve the overall quality and usability of the project.
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