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com.ckkloverdos:maybe
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Scala Maybe. Inspired by Lift's Box, Haskell's Maybe and Scala's Option. A few noteable characteristics: * `Maybe()` is a polymorphich constructor that Does The Right Thing, no matter the input. * `get` is only provided for a `Just` value, not in the general `Maybe` API. * `map` on a `Just` Does The Right Thing, even if the calling function explodes.
Inspired by Lift's Box, Haskell's Maybe and Scala's Option.
A few noteable characteristics:
Maybe()
is a polymorphich constructor that Does The Right Thing, no matter the input.get
is only provided for a Just
value, not in the general Maybe
API.map
on a Just
Does The Right Thing, even if the calling function explodes.Latest release is "com.ckkloverdos" % "maybe" % "0.5.0"
from Maven Central,
compiled with Scala 2.9.1.
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Scala Maybe. Inspired by Lift's Box, Haskell's Maybe and Scala's Option. A few noteable characteristics: * `Maybe()` is a polymorphich constructor that Does The Right Thing, no matter the input. * `get` is only provided for a `Just` value, not in the general `Maybe` API. * `map` on a `Just` Does The Right Thing, even if the calling function explodes.
We found that com.ckkloverdos:maybe demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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