nothing
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nothing::[Probably] is a better [Option].

```
pub enum Probably<T> {
    Nothing,
    Something(T),
}
```

## Why?

The point is that you can use [Probably] as the return type of your main function:

```
use nothing::{Probably, Nothing};

fn main() -> Probably<()> {
    Nothing
}
```

Exit code is `0` if it is [Something], `1` if [Nothing]. 

You can even use the `?` operator the way you would with [Option] and [Result]. See [./examples/main.rs](https://github.com/btwiuse/nothing/blob/master/examples/main.rs)

![Probably::Nothing](https://camo.githubusercontent.com/8bfa566db90d366cb0dd026267f78a7dfca0c3193cb84172b90d05b594b7062c/68747470733a2f2f692e696d6775722e636f6d2f41754464624f4b2e706e67)

## Not convinced?

Real-world examples:

- [that](https://crates.io/crates/that)

Probably nothing.