### Gleam Given: Project Setup and Execution

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Instructions for setting up and running the Gleam Given project examples. This includes cloning the repository, running the examples, and development commands.

```bash
git clone https://github.com/inoas/gleam-given.git
bin/run-examples
```

```bash
gleam run   # Run the project
gleam test  # Run the tests
```

--------------------------------

### Install Given Library

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Instructions for adding the Given library to your Gleam project using the gleam add command. This is the primary method for integrating the library.

```gleam
gleam add given@5
```

--------------------------------

### Gleam Given: Main Function Examples

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

The main function showcases various usage patterns of the Gleam Given library, including `given_that_example`, `given_any_example`, `given_all_example`, and many others, demonstrating conditional logic and early returns.

```gleam
pub fn main() {
  given_that_example() |> echo
  // "💡 Bright!"

  given_any_example() |> echo
  // "At least admin or editor"

  given_all_example() |> echo
  // "Not both active and confirmed"

  given_not_example() |> echo
  // "👌 Access granted..."

  given_any_not_example() |> echo
  // "User has no special role!"

  given_all_not_example() |> echo
  // "Obsolete model detected."

  given_when_example() |> echo
  // "Indeed an Admin"

  given_when_not_example() |> echo
  // "Not an Admin"

  given_empty_example() |> echo
  // "Empty!"

  given_non_empty_example() |> echo
  // "Non-empty!"

  given_ok_example() |> echo
  // "Hello Joe, again!"

  given_any_ok_example() |> echo
  // "At least some OKs"

  given_all_ok_example() |> echo
  // "Some Errors"

  given_error_example() |> echo
  // "Memory exhausted, again!"

  given_any_error_example() |> echo
  // "Good"

  given_all_error_example() |> echo
  // "Meh"

  given_some_example() |> echo
  // "One More Penny"

  given_any_some_example() |> echo
  // "We found some Gold!"

  given_all_some_example() |> echo
  // "Nothing found..."

  given_none_example() |> echo
  // "None, e.g. Still nothing"

  given_any_none_example() |> echo
  // "The system detected Some-things."

  given_all_none_example() |> echo
  // "There is something out there..."
}
```

--------------------------------

### Given Library: Conditional Execution with 'when_not'

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Illustrates the 'given.when_not' function, which executes code when a condition is false. It includes examples for providing an alternative return value when the condition is true.

```gleam
import given

let enabled = fn() { False }

use <- given.when_not(enabled, else_return: fn() { "Indeed an Admin" })

// …handle case where user is not an Admin…
"Not an Admin"
```

```gleam
import given

let enabled = fn() { False }

use <- given.when_not(enabled, return: fn() { "Not an Admin" })

// …handle case where user is an Admin…
"Indeed an Admin"
```

--------------------------------

### Handle None Option

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Demonstrates how to handle a Gleam Option type when it is None, providing an alternative execution path.

```gleam
import given
import gleam/option.{None}

let option = None

use <- given.none(in: option, else_return: fn(some_value) { "Some value" })

// …handle None here…
"None"
```

```gleam
import given.{none as given_none_in}
import gleam/option.{None}

let option = None

use <- given_none_in(option, else_return: fn(some_value) { "Some value" })
// …handle None here…

"None"
```

--------------------------------

### Handle all `Ok` results with `given.all_ok`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Shows `given.all_ok` for verifying if all results in a list are `Ok`. It provides `_oks` and `_errors` for handling, with an `else_return` for cases with any errors.

```gleam
import given

pub fn given_all_ok_example() {
  let results = [Ok("Great"), Error("Bad")]

  use _oks <- given.all_ok(in: results, else_return: fn(_oks, _errors) {
    "Some Errors"
  })

  // …handle all OKs here…
  "All OKs"
}
```

--------------------------------

### Handle `None` values with `given.none`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Demonstrates `given.none` for executing code when an option is `Option.None`. It takes an option and an `else_return` function for `Option.Some` cases.

```gleam
import given
import gleam/option.{None, Some}

pub fn given_none_example() {
  let an_option = None

  use <- given.none(in: an_option, else_return: fn(_some_value) { "Some value" })
  // …handle None here…
  "None, e.g. Still nothing!"
}
```

--------------------------------

### Handle all `None` values with `given.all_none`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Shows `given.all_none` for verifying if all options in a list are `Option.None`. It provides `_somes` and `_nones_count` for handling, with an `else_return` for cases with any `Some` values.

```gleam
import given
import gleam/option.{None, Some}

pub fn given_all_none_example() {
  let options = [Some("One"), None]

```

--------------------------------

### Handle all `Some` values with `given.all_some`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Shows `given.all_some` for verifying if all options in a list are `Option.Some`. It provides `_somes` and `_nones_count` for handling, with an `else_return` for cases with any `None` values.

```gleam
import given
import gleam/option.{None, Some}

pub fn given_all_some_example() {
  let options = [Some("One"), None]

  use _somes <- given.all_some(
    in: options,
    else_return: fn(_somes, _nones_count) { "Nothing found..." },
  )

  // …handle all Some values here…
  "There is Gold everywhere!"
}
```

--------------------------------

### Given Library: Conditional Execution with 'when'

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Demonstrates the 'given.when' function for executing code based on a condition. It shows how to provide an alternative return value when the condition is false.

```gleam
import given

let enabled = fn() { False }

use <- given.when(enabled, else_return: fn() { "Not an Admin" })

// …handle case where user is an Admin…
"Indeed an Admin"
```

```gleam
import given

let enabled = fn() { False }

use <- given.when(enabled, return: fn() { "Indeed an Admin" })

// …handle case where user is not an Admin…
"Not an Admin"
```

--------------------------------

### Handle `Ok` results with `given.ok`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Demonstrates `given.ok` for extracting the value from an `Ok` result. It takes a result and an `else_return` function for `Error` cases.

```gleam
import given

pub fn given_ok_example() {
  let a_result = Ok("Hello Joe, again!")

  use ok_value <- given.ok(in: a_result, else_return: fn(_error_value) {
    "Error value"
  })
  // …handle Ok value here…
  ok_value
}
```

--------------------------------

### Handle `Some` values with `given.some`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Demonstrates `given.some` for extracting the value from an `Option.Some`. It takes an option and an `else_return` function for `Option.None` cases.

```gleam
import given
import gleam/option.{None, Some}

pub fn given_some_example() {
  let an_option = Some("One More Penny")

  use some_value <- given.some(in: an_option, else_return: fn() { "Woof!" })
  // …handle Some value here…
  some_value
}
```

--------------------------------

### Handle Some Option

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Executes a consequence when a Gleam Option is Some, providing an alternative if it is None.

```gleam
import given
import gleam/option.{Some}

let option = Some("One")

use some_value <- given.some(in: option, else_return: fn() { "None" })

// …handle Some value here…
"Some value"
```

```gleam
import given.{some as given_some_in}
import gleam/option.{Some}

let option = Some("One")

use some_value <- given_some_in(option, else_return: fn() { "None" })

// …handle Some value here…
"Some value"
```

--------------------------------

### Handle at least one `None` value with `given.any_none`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Explains `given.any_none` for checking if at least one `Option.None` exists in a list of options. It provides `_somes` and `_none_count` for handling, with an `else_return` for the case where all are `Some`.

```gleam
import given
import gleam/option.{None, Some}

pub fn given_any_none_example() {
  let options = [Some("One"), None]

  use _somes, _none_count <- given.any_none(
    in: options,
    else_return: fn(_somes) { "Only Nones Here!" },
  )

  // …handle at least some None values here…
  "The system detected Some-things."
}
```

--------------------------------

### Handle at least one `Some` value with `given.any_some`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Explains `given.any_some` for checking if at least one `Option.Some` exists in a list of options. It provides `_somes` and `_nones_count` for handling, with an `else_return` for the case where all are `None`.

```gleam
import given
import gleam/option.{None, Some}

pub fn given_any_some_example() {
  let options = [Some("One"), None]

  use _somes, _nones_count <- given.any_some(
    in: options,
    else_return: fn(_nones_count) { "Just rocks here, move on..." },
  )

  // …handle at least some None values here…
  "We found some Gold!"
}
```

--------------------------------

### Handle at least one `Ok` result with `given.any_ok`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Explains `given.any_ok` for checking if at least one `Ok` result exists in a list of results. It provides `_oks` and `_errors` for handling, with an `else_return` for the case where all are errors.

```gleam
import given

pub fn given_any_ok_example() {
  let results = [Ok("Great"), Error("Bad")]

  use _oks, _errors <- given.any_ok(in: results, else_return: fn(_errors) {
    "All Errors"
  })

  // …handle at least some OKs here…
  "At least some OKs"
}
```

--------------------------------

### Gleam Given: Handling All None Values

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Demonstrates how to use `given.all_none` to handle cases where all elements in a collection are None. It provides a fallback function to execute when this condition is met.

```gleam
use <- given.all_none(in: options, else_return: fn(_somes, _nones_count) {
    "There is something out there..."
  })
```

--------------------------------

### Execute code when a condition is true with `given.when`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Shows how `given.when` executes a block when a condition (represented by a function returning a boolean) is true. It includes an `else_return` for the false case.

```gleam
import given

pub fn given_when_example() {
  let enabled = fn() { True }

  use <- given.when(enabled, else_return: fn() { "Not an Admin" })

  // …handle case where user is an Admin…
  "Indeed an Admin"
}
```

--------------------------------

### Handle empty lists with `given.empty`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Illustrates `given.empty` for checking if a list is empty. It takes a list and a return function. The return function is executed if the list is empty.

```gleam
import given

pub fn given_empty_example() {
  let list = []

  use <- given.empty(list, return: fn() { "Empty!" })

  // …handle case where user is non-empty…
  "Non-empty!"
}
```

--------------------------------

### Handle all `Error` results with `given.all_error`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Shows `given.all_error` for verifying if all results in a list are `Error`. It provides `_oks` and `_errors` for handling, with an `else_return` for cases with any `Ok` results.

```gleam
import given

pub fn given_all_error_example() {
  let results = [Ok("Nice"), Error("Meh")]

  use _errors <- given.all_error(in: results, else_return: fn(_oks, _errors) {
    "Meh"
  })

  // …handle all errors here…
  "Nice"
}
```

--------------------------------

### Handle True conditions with `given.that`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Demonstrates how to use `given.that` to execute a block of code when a condition is true. It takes a boolean condition and a return function. If the condition is true, the return function is executed.

```gleam
import given

pub fn given_that_example() {
  let user_understood = True

  use <- given.that(user_understood, return: fn() { "💡 Bright!" })
  // …else handle case where user did not understand here…
  "🤯 Woof!"
}
```

--------------------------------

### Given.all_none - Handle list of Options

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Checks if all elements in a list of Options are `None`. If all are `None`, it executes the consequence function. Otherwise, it executes the alternative function, passing the `Some` values and the count of `None` values.

```gleam
import given

let options = [Some("One"), None]

use <- given.all_none(in: options, else_return: fn(_somes, _nones_count) { "Some are Some" })

// …handle all None values here…
"All are None"

```

--------------------------------

### any_some Function

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Checks if any of the provided options are `Some`. Executes the consequence function with a list of `Some` values and a count of `None` values if any option is `Some`, otherwise executes the alternative function with the count of `None` values. It takes a list of Options and two functions as arguments.

```gleam
pub fn any_some(
  in optns: List(option.Option(a)),
  else_return alternative: fn(Int) -> b,
  return consequence: fn(List(a), Int) -> b,
) -> b
```

--------------------------------

### Handle at least one `Error` result with `given.any_error`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Explains `given.any_error` for checking if at least one `Error` result exists in a list of results. It provides `_oks` and `_errors` for handling, with an `else_return` for the case where all are `Ok`.

```gleam
import given

pub fn given_any_error_example() {
  let results = [Ok("Good"), Error("Bad")]

  use _oks, _errors <- given.any_error(in: results, else_return: fn(_oks) {
    "Bad"
  })

  // …handle at least some Errors here…
  "Good"
}
```

--------------------------------

### Check if any condition is true with `given.any`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Shows how `given.any` checks if at least one boolean in a list is true. It takes a list of booleans and a return function. If any element is true, the return function is called.

```gleam
import given

pub fn given_any_example() {
  let is_admin = False
  let is_editor = True

  use <- given.any([is_admin, is_editor], return: fn() {
    "At least admin or editor"
  })

  // …else handle case where user has no special role…
  "Got nothing to say 🤷‍♂️"
}
```

--------------------------------

### any_ok Function

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Checks if any of the provided results are `Ok`. Executes the consequence function with lists of `Ok` and `Error` values if any result is `Ok`, otherwise executes the alternative function with a list of all `Error` values. It takes a list of Results and two functions as arguments.

```gleam
pub fn any_ok(
  in rslts: List(Result(a, e)),
  else_return alternative: fn(List(e)) -> b,
  return consequence: fn(List(a), List(e)) -> b,
) -> b
```

--------------------------------

### Check if all conditions are true with `given.all`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Explains `given.all`, which verifies if all booleans in a list are true. It requires a list of booleans and a return function. The return function executes only if all elements in the list are true.

```gleam
import given

pub fn given_all_example() {
  let is_active = True
  let is_confirmed = False

  use <- given.all([is_active, is_confirmed], return: fn() {
    "Ready, steady, go!"
  })

  // …else handle case where user is not both active and confirmed…
  "Not both active and confirmed"
}
```

--------------------------------

### Check if any condition is false with `given.any_not`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Demonstrates `given.any_not`, which checks if at least one boolean in a list is false. It takes a list of booleans and a return function. The return function is executed if any element is false.

```gleam
import given

pub fn given_any_not_example() {
  let is_admin = False
  let is_editor = True

  use <- given.any_not([is_admin, is_editor], return: fn() {
    "At least either Admin or Editor!"
  })

  // …else handle case where user no special role…
  "User has no special role!"
}
```

--------------------------------

### Handle non-empty lists with `given.non_empty`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Shows `given.non_empty` for checking if a list contains elements. It takes a list and a return function. The return function is executed if the list is not empty.

```gleam
import given

pub fn given_non_empty_example() {
  let list = [1]

  use <- given.non_empty(list, return: fn() { "Non-empty!" })

  // …handle case where user is empty…
  "Empty!"
}
```

--------------------------------

### Handle Ok Result

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Processes a Gleam Result type, executing a consequence if it's an Ok value, or an alternative if it's an Error.

```gleam
import given

let result = Ok("Great")

use ok_value <- given.ok(in: result, else_return: fn(error_value) { "Error" })

// …handle Ok value here…
"Ok"
```

```gleam
import given.{ok as given_ok_in}

let result = Ok("Great")

use ok_value <- given_ok_in(result, else_return: fn(error_value) { "Error" })

// …handle Ok value here…
"Ok"
```

--------------------------------

### any_none - Gleam

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Checks if any element in a list of Options is None. If any are None, it executes a consequence function. Otherwise, it executes an alternative function with the Some values and a count of None values. This is useful for determining if any optional values are missing.

```gleam
pub fn any_none(
  in optns: List([option.Option](https://hexdocs.pm/gleam_stdlib/0.61.0/gleam/option.html#Option "gleam/option.{type Option}")(a)),
  else_return alternative: fn(List(a)) -> b,
  return consequence: fn(List(a), Int) -> b,
) -> b
```

--------------------------------

### Handle `Error` results with `given.error`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Demonstrates `given.error` for extracting the value from an `Error` result. It takes a result and an `else_return` function for `Ok` cases.

```gleam
import given

pub fn given_error_example() {
  let a_result = Error("Memory exhausted, again!")

  use error_value <- given.error(in: a_result, else_return: fn(_ok_value) {
    "Ok value"
  })
  // …handle Error value here…
  error_value
}
```

--------------------------------

### Execute code when a condition is false with `given.when_not`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Demonstrates `given.when_not`, which executes code when a condition (represented by a function returning a boolean) is false. It includes an `else_return` for the true case.

```gleam
import given

pub fn given_when_not_example() {
  let enabled = fn() { False }

  use <- given.when_not(enabled, else_return: fn() { "Indeed an Admin" })

  // …handle case where user is not an Admin…
  "Not an Admin"
}
```

--------------------------------

### all_some - Gleam

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Checks if all elements in a list of Options are Some. If all are Some, it executes a consequence function with the Some values. Otherwise, it executes an alternative function with the Some values and a count of None values. This is useful for handling optional data structures.

```gleam
pub fn all_some(
  in optns: List([option.Option](https://hexdocs.pm/gleam_stdlib/0.61.0/gleam/option.html#Option "gleam/option.{type Option}")(a)),
  else_return alternative: fn(List(a), Int) -> b,
  return consequence: fn(List(a)) -> b,
) -> b
```

--------------------------------

### Handle False conditions with `given.not`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Illustrates the use of `given.not` to execute code when a condition is false. It accepts a boolean condition and a return function. If the condition is false, the return function is executed.

```gleam
import given

pub fn given_not_example() {
  // Fetch this from some database
  let has_admin_role = True

  use <- given.not(has_admin_role, return: fn() { "✋ Denied!" })
  // …else handle case where they are admin here…
  "👌 Access granted..."
}
```

--------------------------------

### all_ok - Gleam

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Checks if all elements in a list of Results are Ok. If all are Ok, it executes a consequence function with the Ok values. Otherwise, it executes an alternative function with both Ok and Error values. This is useful for processing lists where errors might occur.

```gleam
pub fn all_ok(
  in rslts: List(Result(a, e)),
  else_return alternative: fn(List(a), List(e)) -> b,
  return consequence: fn(List(a)) -> b,
) -> b
```

--------------------------------

### Check if all conditions are false with `given.all_not`

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/index

Explains `given.all_not`, which verifies if all booleans in a list are false. It requires a list of booleans and a return function. The return function executes only if all elements in the list are false.

```gleam
import given

pub fn given_all_not_example() {
  let is_human = False
  let is_robot = False

  use <- given.all_not([is_human, is_robot], return: fn() {
    "Obsolete model detected."
  })

  // …else handle case where user is neither active nor confirmed…
  "I am a Cylon!"
}
```

--------------------------------

### none Function

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Checks if a given option is `None`. Executes the consequence function if the option is `None`, otherwise executes the alternative function with the contained value. It takes an Option and two functions as arguments.

```gleam
pub fn none(
  in optn: option.Option(a),
  else_return alternative: fn(a) -> b,
  return consequence: fn() -> b,
) -> b
```

--------------------------------

### any - Gleam

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Checks if any condition in a list of booleans is true. Executes a consequence function if at least one condition is true, otherwise executes an alternative function. This is useful for checking if any of multiple criteria are met.

```gleam
pub fn any(
  are_true_in requirements: List(Bool),
  return consequence: fn() -> b,
  else_return alternative: fn() -> b,
) -> b
```

--------------------------------

### Given.all - Check if all conditions are true

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Checks if all of the conditions in the provided list are true. If all are true, it executes the consequence function; otherwise, it executes the alternative function. This is useful for validating multiple conditions before proceeding.

```gleam
import given

let is_active = True
let is_confirmed = True

use <- given.all([is_active, is_confirmed], return: fn() { "Great!" })

// …else handle case where user is not both active and confirmed…
"Woof!"

```

```gleam
import given

let is_active = True
let is_confirmed = True

use <- given.all(are_true_in: [is_active, is_confirmed], return: fn() { "Great!" })

// …else handle case where user is not both active and confirmed…
"Woof!"

```

--------------------------------

### Given Library API: when_not Function Signature

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Provides the function signature for 'given.when_not', detailing its parameters and return type. This function checks if a condition is false and executes consequences accordingly.

```APIDOC
pub fn when_not(
  the_case condition: fn() -> Bool,
  else_return alternative: fn() -> b,
  return consequence: fn() -> b,
) -> b

-- Checks if the condition function returns `False` and runs the consequence if it is, else runs the alternative.
-- Use to lazily evaluate a complex condition and return early if they fail.
```

--------------------------------

### Conditional Execution with Function (when)

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Executes a consequence if a provided function returns true, otherwise executes an alternative. Allows for lazy evaluation of conditions.

```gleam
import given

let condition = fn() { True }

use <- given.when(the_case: condition, else_return: fn() { "Alternative" }, return: fn() { "Consequence" })

// …handle result here…
"Result"
```

--------------------------------

### any_not Function

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Checks if any of the provided boolean conditions are false. Executes the consequence function if any condition is false, otherwise executes the alternative function. It takes a list of booleans and two functions as arguments.

```gleam
pub fn any_not(
  are_true_in requirements: List(Bool),
  return consequence: fn() -> b,
  else_return alternative: fn() -> b,
) -> b
```

--------------------------------

### all_not - Gleam

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Checks if all conditions in a list are false. Executes a consequence function if all are false, otherwise executes an alternative function. Useful for validating multiple conditions before proceeding.

```gleam
pub fn all_not(
  are_true_in requirements: List(Bool),
  return consequence: fn() -> b,
  else_return alternative: fn() -> b,
) -> b
```

--------------------------------

### Given.all_error - Handle list of Results

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Checks if all elements in a list of Results are of the `Error` variant. If all are `Error`, it executes the consequence function, passing the list of error values. Otherwise, it executes the alternative function, passing both `Ok` and `Error` values.

```gleam
import given

let results = [Ok("Great"), Error("Bad")]

use _errors <- given.all_error(in: results, else_return: fn(_oks, _errors) { "Only some Errors" })

// …handle all errors here…
"All Errors"

```

--------------------------------

### empty Function

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Checks if a given list is empty. Executes the consequence function if the list is empty, otherwise executes the alternative function. It takes a list and two functions as arguments.

```gleam
pub fn empty(
  list list: List(a),
  else_return alternative: fn() -> b,
  return consequence: fn() -> b,
) -> b
```

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### any_error - Gleam

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Checks if any element in a list of Results is an Error. If any are Error, it executes a consequence function with both Ok and Error values. Otherwise, it executes an alternative function with only the Ok values. This is useful for identifying the presence of errors in a list of operations.

```gleam
pub fn any_error(
  in rslts: List(Result(a, e)),
  else_return alternative: fn(List(a)) -> b,
  return consequence: fn(List(a), List(e)) -> b,
) -> b
```

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### non_empty Function

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Checks if a given list is non-empty. Executes the consequence function if the list is non-empty, otherwise executes the alternative function. It takes a list and two functions as arguments.

```gleam
pub fn non_empty(
  list list: List(a),
  else_return alternative: fn() -> b,
  return consequence: fn() -> b,
) -> b
```

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### Check for True Condition (that)

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Executes a consequence if a boolean condition is true, otherwise executes an alternative. Useful for asserting positive conditions.

```gleam
import given

let user_understood = True

use <- given.that(user_understood, return: fn() { "Great!" })
// …else handle case where user did not understand here…
"Woof!"
```

```gleam
import given.{that as given}

let user_understood = True

use <- given(user_understood, return: fn() { "Great!" })
// …else handle case where user did not understand here…
"Woof!"
```

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### error Function

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Checks if a given result is an `Error`. Executes the consequence function with the error value if the result is an `Error`, otherwise executes the alternative function with the success value. It takes a Result and two functions as arguments.

```gleam
pub fn error(
  in rslt: Result(a, e),
  else_return alternative: fn(a) -> b,
  return consequence: fn(e) -> b,
) -> b
```

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### Check for False Condition (not)

Source: https://hexdocs.pm/given/given

Executes a consequence if a boolean condition is false, otherwise executes an alternative. Useful for asserting negative conditions.

```gleam
import given

let user_understood = True

use <- given.not(user_understood, return: fn() { "Woof!" })

// …else handle case where user understood here…
"Great!"
```

```gleam
import given

let user_understood = True

use <- given.not(the_case: user_understood, return: fn() { "Woof!" })

// …else handle case where user understood here…
"Great!"
```

```gleam
import given.{not as not_given}

let user_understood = True

use <- not_given(user_understood, return: fn() { "Woof!" })

// …else handle case where user understood here…
"Great!"
```

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