👇Given is a library written in Gleam to make it safe and easy to early return.
gleam add given@1
import given.{given, not_given}
pub fn given_example() {
let user_understood = False
use <- given(user_understood, return: fn() { "💡 Bright!" })
// …else handle case where user did not understand here…
"🤯 Woof!"
}
pub fn not_given_example() {
let has_admin_role = True
// Fetch this from some database
use <- not_given(has_admin_role, return: fn() { "✋ Denied!" })
// …else handle case where they are admin here…
"👌 Access granted..."
}
pub fn given_ok_in_example() {
let a_result = Ok("Hello Joe!")
use ok_value <- given.ok_in(a_result, else_return: fn(error_value) {
error_value
})
// …handle Ok value here…
ok_value
}
pub fn given_error_in_example() {
let a_result = Error("Memory exhausted!")
use error_value <- given.error_in(a_result, else_return: fn(ok_value) {
ok_value
})
// …handle Error value here…
error_value
}
import gleam/option.{None, Some}
pub fn given_some_in_example() {
let an_option = Some("One Penny")
use some_value <- given.some_in(an_option, else_return: fn() { "Woof!" })
// …handle Some value here…
some_value
}
pub fn given_none_in_example() {
let an_option = None
use <- given.none_in(an_option, else_return: fn(some_value) { some_value })
// …handle None here…
"Nothing at all"
}
pub fn given_none_in_another_example() {
let an_option = None
use else_some_value <- given.none_in(an_option, return: fn() { "None here" })
// …handle Some value here…
else_some_value
}
import gleam/io
pub fn main() {
given_example() |> io.debug()
// "🤯 Woof!"
not_given_example() |> io.debug()
// "👌 Access granted..."
given_ok_in_example() |> io.debug()
// "Hello Joe!"
given_error_in_example() |> io.debug()
// "Memory exhausted!"
given_some_in_example() |> io.debug()
// "One Penny"
given_none_in_example() |> io.debug()
// "Nothing at all"
}
Further documentation can be found at https://hexdocs.pm/given.
gleam run # Run the project
gleam test # Run the tests
gleam run --module given/internal/examples