gem 'simple_monads'
And then execute:
bundle install
Or install it yourself as:
gem install simple_monads
Require if necessary:
require 'simple_monads'
Simple example of use:
class SomeClass
include SimpleMonads
def return_failure
Failure({ error: 'text' })
end
def return_success
Success(5)
end
end
Then using this object you can check and use monads:
Failure examples
object = SomeClass.new
result = object.return_failure
result.failure? # true
result.success? # false
result.failure # { error: 'text' }
result.success_or(19.32) # 19.32
Success examples
object = SomeClass.new
result = object.return_success
result.failure? # false
result.success? # true
result.success # 5
result.success_or(19.32) # 5
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