lib/core/comparator.dart:1:1

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1  │ ┌ /// Sorts a list of items based on a specified key selector function.
2  │ │ ///
3  │ │ /// This function returns a new sorted list without modifying the original list.
4  │ │ /// The sorting is performed using the provided [keySelector] function, which
5  │ │ /// extracts a [Comparable] key from each item. You can specify whether the
6  │ │ /// sorting should be in ascending (default) or descending order by setting
7  │ │ /// the [descending] parameter.
8  │ │ ///
9  │ │ /// This utility is generic and can be used with any type [T], as long as the
10 │ │ /// [keySelector] returns a [Comparable] value. It is efficient for small to
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lib/core/result.dart:1:1

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1  │ ┌ /// A sealed class representing the result of an operation, which can be either a [Success] or a [Failure].
2  │ │ ///
3  │ │ /// The [Result] class is a generic abstraction for handling operations that can succeed or fail,
4  │ │ /// providing a unified way to represent both outcomes. This pattern is commonly used to avoid
5  │ │ /// throwing exceptions and to make error handling explicit and type-safe.
6  │ │ ///
7  │ │ /// ## Usage
8  │ │ ///
9  │ │ /// You can create a [Result] using the provided factory constructors:
10 │ │ ///
11 │ │ /// - `Result.success(data)` for a successful result.
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