CommandResponse<T>: Simplifying Success and Error Handling in C#

Understanding CommandResponse<T> in C#

When building applications, it’s common to write methods that need to return data along with the status of execution (success or failure). Instead of just returning raw data or a boolean, a better approach is to use a wrapper response object.

What is CommandResponse<T>?

CommandResponse<T> is a generic wrapper class that can hold:

• Data: the actual result of the operation.

• Errors: a list of errors if something went wrong.

• Success: a quick way to check if the operation succeeded.