Ok(T)

Syntax sugar for Ok.done(value).

Ok["hello"] # => same as Ok.done("hello")

Creates a new Ok instance with the status :created. This method is a shortcut for Ok.new :created, value.

res = Ok.created(value)
res.status # => :created

pp res.unwrap
# or
pp res.value

Creates a new Ok instance with the status :destroyed. This method is a shortcut for Ok.new :destroyed, value.

res = Ok.destroyed(value)
res.status # => :destroyed

pp res.unwrap
# or
pp res.value

Creates a new Ok instance with the status :done. This method is a shortcut for Ok.new :done, value.

res = Ok.done(value)
res.status # => :done

pp res.unwrap
# or
pp res.value

Creates a new Ok instance with a custom status.

Creates a new Ok instance with the status :pending. This method is a shortcut for Ok.new :pending, value.

res = Ok.pending(value)
res.status # => :pending

pp res.unwrap
# or
pp res.value

Creates a new Ok instance with the status :updated. This method is a shortcut for Ok.new :updated, value.

res = Ok.updated(value)
res.status # => :updated

pp res.unwrap
# or
pp res.value

Result type as a Symbol.

Ok.type # => :ok

Result status as a Symbol (:done or :fail, etc).

Result type as a Symbol.

res.type # => :ok

Unwrap the result value (like Result::unwrap in Rust).

Returns the result value.