| Crates.io | eitherable |
| lib.rs | eitherable |
| version | 0.1.0 |
| created_at | 2023-09-30 11:57:30.3943+00 |
| updated_at | 2023-09-30 11:57:30.3943+00 |
| description | Extension trait to create the `either` type from booleans. (and maybe other types) |
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| repository | https://github.com/asibahi/eitherable |
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| id | 988587 |
| size | 4,327 |
eitherableThis crate extends bool with a simple way to create the Either type, from
the either crate.
It is a simple convenience trait and method, and also a way for me to learn about how crates.io and cargo work.
either crateThe either crate emphasies that the two sides of Either, Left nd Right,
have no element of truthiness or falsiness. However, the trait here immediately
assigns Left to be the truthy value. So this is not quite suitable for the
either crate.
The reason I chose Left to be the truthy value is simple: it retains the dame
order as the if statement. The two following statements are equivalent.
let fst_example = if my_cond { Either::Left(left) } else { Either::Right(right) };
let snd_example = my_cond.either(left, right);
If you think Right should be the truthy value, you can .flip().
Add the library as a dependency to your project by inserting
eitherable = "0.1.0"
into the [dependencies] section of your Cargo.toml file.
use eitherable::*;
let x = true;
assert_eq!(x.either(1, "right"), Either::Left(1));
let x = false;
assert_eq!(x.either(1, "right"), Either::Right("right"));
let x = true;
assert_eq!(x.either_else(|| 1,|| "right"), Either::Left(1));
let x = false;
assert_eq!(x.either_else(|| 1,|| "right"), Either::Right("right"));