Choosing Between `.map .getOrElse` and `.match` in TypeScript Option Handling

Idiomatic way:

.map .getOrElse

.map .getOrElse

.map .getOrElse

.map .getOrElse vs

.match

.match

.match

.match. Hello, almost 10 times a day, I write something like:

pipe(MyOptional, Option.map(value => ...), Option.getOrElse(() => defaultValue));

pipe(MyOptional, Option.map(value => ...), Option.getOrElse(() => defaultValue));

pipe(MyOptional, Option.map(value => ...), Option.getOrElse(() => defaultValue));

pipe(MyOptional, Option.map(value => ...), Option.getOrElse(() => defaultValue));

That would be simplified to:

pipe(MyOptional, Option.map({ onNone(): defaultValue, onSome(value) => value ... });

pipe(MyOptional, Option.map({ onNone(): defaultValue, onSome(value) => value ... });

pipe(MyOptional, Option.map({ onNone(): defaultValue, onSome(value) => value ... });

pipe(MyOptional, Option.map({ onNone(): defaultValue, onSome(value) => value ... });

And I can't choose between the two of them.
IS there a preferred method or it's just a matter of preferences ?

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