Do you mean moonshine_save? Does it even provide an API for loading that doesn’t return a Result with a possible LoadError?
Rust doesn’t generally “throw” errors, it returns them; and generally, function APIs will guide you in the right direction. You generally should not use unwrap() or expect() in your finished code (though the unwrap_or... variants are fine), which means that you must handle all errors the API can return programmatically (possibly just by propagating with ?, if you will instead be handling the error in the caller).
This depends quite a bit on your language and framework/filesystem-library. Could you add what those are?
I’m using Rust and Bevy, with bevy_moonshine for saving
Do you mean
moonshine_save? Does it even provide an API for loading that doesn’t return aResultwith a possible LoadError?Rust doesn’t generally “throw” errors, it returns them; and generally, function APIs will guide you in the right direction. You generally should not use
unwrap()orexpect()in your finished code (though theunwrap_or...variants are fine), which means that you must handle all errors the API can return programmatically (possibly just by propagating with?, if you will instead be handling the error in the caller).